why dont you carve other animals

This is a hypothetical short story in Zimbabwe, historically dominating Rhodesia. Almost Africans are driven out of their lands and pushed into slums. The theme of elephant and giraffe is the emergence of racial discrimination in South Africa

Throughout the story, our two main characters are static and we do not participate in the environment much.

Our protagonist is a sculptor carving only elephants and giraffes. Another role is painter. But both roles create an image of life

The painter can create art from his memory and dreams, and can have so many lives in it, but sculptors can create lively biological models.

This story is mainly based on symbols and allegories. The sculptor explained about the fighting and competition between Kirin and the elephant. The authors used both animals to show discrimination that occurred during this period. Both sculptors and painters get inspiration from memory and fill the missing parts with imagination.

I believe animals made by sculptors have a symbolic meaning to them. Even if he did not see them in real life, he uses his previous knowledge to imagine their structure. Like a painter, he uses his imagination and creativity rather than accuracy and perfection. The picture of the Victoria Falls is only depicted in memories collected from newspapers and magazines.

The red elephant created by a sculptor explains how many societies exist and how each individual may be the same, but that is the first one seen outside society.

Our environment is in Africa in front of African hospital. Although the timing of the story is not specified, it can be inferred that most Americans will happen when discriminating against the black community. Depending on the static characteristics of the character, the story settings do not change.

The story highlights the oppression that occurred during this period and the way the two men are dominated by them. Suppression in this story is a hint of discrimination and tension among the two animals. And the author tried to propose it. These two animals simplify what really happened in society.

Our writer has a very creative thinking rather than using a conversation to explain what happens when making a story, and the author writes symbols and allegories to let the reader know the situation Use.

The painter asked, "Do not you sculpt other animals, like a lion or a chimpanzee?" "The painter has some influence on the work of the sculptor and lent the paint to paint the animals, the red elephant is his idea." The elephant dominated the forest for a long time, he is from the forest It is older. However, Kirin stretched his neck and pillar into the tree as though the forest was his. He ate the upper leaves, and the elephant spent the day in the mud. Do you think it is interesting? Will you eat the top leaf in the forest in the fight between elephant and giraffe? The people of the ambulance passed through the emergency room in the hospital in Africa.

"Why do not you carve other animals?" This story is full of images and figurines. Two men, one is a sculptor, and the other is a painter, sitting in front of the "African" hospital. The sculptor carved a giraffe and an elephant. "The elephant carved by him, and Kirin, a strange torticoll, a sculptor carried the jungle to the city." (P.71) The city is barren, lacking in spirit and history. The sculptor created incomplete animals to illuminate in a foreign place where he was forced to live. He will not carve anything but giraffes and elephants. What do these animals represent? Perhaps it is a local person or a colonialist? Is this the method of organizing co-colony? "The struggle between elephants and giraffes eats the top leaves in the forest" (page 72) Perhaps Vera is trying to symbolize the tension and struggle between the two groups to rule. Culture "His sculpture is his dream" (p.73)

For decades, Alberto Gutiérrez carved animals and symbols on stones outside Esteli. He has an angelic vision, he tells him to carve and to start sculpting every time he wants to drink to end his alcoholism. He is not easy, but when you find him, Alberto welcomes you to his house, gives you fresh fruit and shows you all his stone carvings. I will. He does not speak English, so if you can not speak Spanish, just nod to understand the sculpture. He does not demand money, but he welcomes donation. This is a wonderful "unwelcome destination".