Characters Symbolizing Light and Darkness

Literature encourages our theme like light and dark to symbolize the good or evil of morality. Light and dark is a general theme related to humanity problems. In the Christian era, God was always associated with light that expresses kindness, and the devil is associated with darkness and represents evil. This is why it is popular and popular in fantasy literature. Furthermore, it is a universal theme covering all aspects of the world we know, even the fields that we imagine are beyond existing reality.

Melville presents various kinds of characters symbolizing light and dark. Young Ismail speaks stories, he is tired of his daily life, lack of action and a quiet life in his life. Ishmael dreams of sailing in a sea full of colorful adventures, and sometimes dangerous things. Ultimately his dream came true, he became a seafarer of the whaling boat Pequod, where he met the captain of Ahab and was immediately impressed by a strange person. In fact, Ishmael combines the role of narrator and observer. More attention is paid to the image of Ahab

Darling Kindergarten is given magic and fantasy by the unique existence of light, darkness and shadows. Nursery school symbolizes childhood, but its light and dark symbolizes childhood experience. When my dear children are sleeping, the room gets dark, but the light of the night burns. One of the most common childhood fears is darkness. Surrounded by darkness is like losing. Mrs. Darling does not make her children completely dark. She lighted the light of the night and said to the fearing son: "They are the eyes that the mother left to protect her child" (Act 1). Mrs. Darling said: "The light of my beloved night will protect my sleeping baby tonight will definitely and firmly burn." The night light will help protect the child, but still overwhelming There is a kind of darkness. Mrs. Darling tried to save the children from fear and sorrow. Therefore, Peter Pan entered. Beloved