As the father is dying, he tells his son he must go on in order to "carry the fire." When the boy asks if the fire is real, the
father says, " It's inside you. It was always there. I can see it". What is this fire? Why is it so crucial that they not let it die?
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It's on here, but to summarize:
The boy is positive and good in a negative world. Representing the boy's goodness, the fire shows how he's virtuous and helpful despite hardship.
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