The symbols in the book "the Alchemist" are rife with meaning and the book is a profound exploration of self discovery.
Explanation:
1 The art of alchemy : the process of transformation. The protagonist only meets the alchemist veiled and never sees the art happen.
2 The desert : difficulties we face pursuing our personal legend. It is through desert that the boy does most of his journey.
3 Urim and Thummin: wisdom and making choices. These are two stones that the protagonist finds and uses as omens in his journey.
4 The sheep : peaceful, uneventful life, settling for comfort over our personal legend.
5 Treasure : The wisdom we gain when we take chances and pursue our destiny. The treasure is eventually found at home.
Indirect object... I think
Answer:
Secondary succession.
Explanation:
The secondary succession process is that by which a species establishes itself in a territory, displacing the species that was previously settled there, forming a new community to the detriment of the previous community. A clear example of secondary succession is that of rodents in wooded areas, where through rapid reproduction they end up becoming the main species of the place, displacing other species due to the rapid consumption of available resources.
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