Miriam by Tuman Capote: Who is Miriam?

"... It is not certain to witness something ... Miriam is lively - but where is she? Where and where?" A mysterious girl, a widow living alone in the apartment, an HT mirror I am bothered by my wife. With a brief whole story, Miriam is still strange and mysterious, and the story does not result in anything. But through the evidence seen throughout this article, the reader can guess who Miriam is or what.

"Miriam" was reprinted as early as Capote's short story collection "Night Tree and Other Stories" in 1949. It was published in September 1981 with an independent hardcover version called Miriam's classic story: loneliness. Recently, it was included in "The complete story of Truman Capote" published in 2004. The reader noticed the symbolic meaning of the story, in particular how to use the color of the clothes. Blue, the favorite color of Mrs. Miller, is seen as a symbol of sorrow. Plum is regarded as a symbol of wealth, and white is a symbol of cleanliness, beauty and health. Miriam is snowing many times in the story, often wearing white clothes, snow is also white. The origin of the Hebrew word "Miriam" can be paraphrased as "hope for children". This explains what Mrs. Miller wants for a young visitor. Miriam may be considered a symbol of the angel of death

"... It is not certain to witness something ... Miriam, I am surprised there - but where are you where, where and where?" In a fictional short story, Riyam is in the apartment alone It is a strange, magical girl who is suffering from a widow who is living in the widow. Throughout the short story, Miriam is still strange and mysterious, the result of the story is uncertain. There is no answer that the question is "Who is Miriam?" But through the evidence seen throughout this article, the reader can guess who Miriam is or what. From my point of view and the evidence I gathered, I believe Mirian is a supernatural being; a victim and a death angel who likes to take her to the kingdom of death for a while with "victim" .