Mama says their skin bears scars different from ours because their skin is a map of all the sorrows in their lives.
by Barbara Kingsolver (0 Reviews)
In Barbara Kingsolver's "The Poisonwood Bible," the narrative explores the impact of personal and communal suffering through the metaphor of scars. The character's reflection on their skin suggests that visible marks are not just physical but rather an indication of the emotional and historical burdens carried by individuals. This perception highlights the profound connection between personal experiences and identity. Moreover, the concept of skin as a "map of all the sorrows...
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