He spoke into a blackness without depth or dimension.
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In Cormac McCarthy's "The Road," the dark imagery conveys a world stripped of hope and clarity. The quote about speaking into a "blackness without depth or dimension" highlights the profound desolation that characters face. This metaphor illustrates the emptiness surrounding them, suggesting that their struggles and communications seem futile in such an overwhelming void.
This sense of insignificance reinforces the novel's themes of survival and the human condition. In a landscape...
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