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Symbols and motifs can be contrasted in all of the following ways, except:

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Shtirlitz [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Symbols and motifs can be contrasted in all of the following ways, except: Now and Later.

Explanation:

A symbol can be a written word, or an object, or picture, or a sound used to mean something.

A symbol can be repeated more than once while a motif is something that is repeated constantly throughout a literary work.

A symbol can help in the comprehension of a thing or an idea while a motif can help o specify what the literary work or piece is all about.

AURORKA [14]3 years ago

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Symbols and motifs can be contrasted in all of the following ways, except: Now vs. Later.

a. Now vs. Later

Explanation:

Themes, then again, are pictures, thoughts, sounds, or words that help to clarify the focal thought of artistic work – the subject. In addition, an image may show up a few times in abstract work, while a theme is a common component. Even the motif in Romeo and Juliet represents Light and Dark/Day and Night.

And in normal motif, they represent as Now vs. Later, Sun vs. Darkness or Light vs. Dark. So the Symbols and motifs can be contrasted in all of the following ways, except Now vs. Later.

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