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. The boy comprehends that, despite his best efforts, he cannot escape time, and he too will become a part of history.
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The boy dislikes the idea that the whole family has been keeping their mementos in the chest. He does not want to feel engaged into looking into the contents. "f...contents of the chest never came quite clear,.....because he didn't want to know."; "....but he hadn't wanted to listen. A thing so old disgusted him...", these words reflect the boy's feelings towards the passage of time , but these seem to be senseless when <em>he</em> gets <em>shocked </em>on coming across <em>his own</em> drawings. He drew them when he was five.
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Statues can teach us about history, but they do not convey some immutable truth from the past. Instead, they are symbolic of the fixed ideas of a specific community regarding its past, as captured at a particular point in time.
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When she meets a witch giant in the pitch of darkness, she saw the face of the witch which was crooked with scary gums and teeth. When the witch pretended to curse Isabel and turn her into a toad, Isabel was neither frightened nor did she scream. She instead turned the witch into milk and easily drank her up.
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he tells him that the sea cn not be contained
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