The Tyrant's Tomb
What is an example of symbolism in the novel, The Tyrant’s Tomb?
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Frank's firewood is a symbol of fate itself. Just as Frank is tied to the firewood, everyone is tied to some kind of destiny. Some may know where their life is heading. Others may never truly know. But, just as Frank carries the firewood with him at all times, everyone carries some kind of destiny. But instead of being afraid of where life is going to go, one should be like Frank, and embrace the idea that they can still choose. And, no matter how small that decision feels, it may make the difference between being led by destiny, or taking fate into one’s own hands.
The Tyrant’s Tomb