Like a blind dolphin, the night of the new moon silently drew near.
In Haruki Murakami's "The Strange Library," the atmosphere is captured beautifully with the description of the night approaching like a blind dolphin, evoking a sense of quiet and mystery. The imagery suggests a calm yet unsettling darkness that envelops the surroundings, reflecting the novel's themes of isolation and the unknown. The new moon symbolizes a time of transformation and the potential for hidden truths to surface.
This metaphor highlights the enigmatic nature of the narrative, as the protagonist embarks on a journey through the surreal and often eerie world of the library. The sense of silence associated with the new moon adds to the suspense, suggesting that beneath the stillness lies deeper secrets waiting to be uncovered. Murakami skillfully intertwines these elements to create an engaging and thought-provoking story.
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