depression was to be feared-and he could feel it sniffing around outside his door, looking for a way in.
by John Sandford (0 Reviews)
In "Gathering Prey" by John Sandford, the narrative explores the protagonist's struggle with depression, portraying it as a looming threat. The metaphor used compares depression to a predator, lurking outside, ready to infiltrate his life. This creates a sense of urgency and distress, emphasizing the battle the character faces against his inner turmoil. The imagery of depression as something to be feared deepens the understanding of mental health struggles. It highlights...
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