Question

Why is it significant that the factory machines mock her efforts to paint sugar canes, suns, and palm trees in the story To Da-Duh?

Answer 1

The narrator struggles to come to terms with the “shadow” that hovers over Da-duh’s death. They fervently desire that the natural landscape of palms and cane will positively inform the circumstances of their lives and, by extension, the death of Da-duh.

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