Archetypes Fahrenheit 451.

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Archetypes Fahrenheit 451

Sun or Fire The paradoxical symbol represents creative energy, life and the passage of time. Fire can also represent cleansing and rebirth.

Water or River Rivers represent death and rebirth and the flowing of time.

The Good Mother She is a positive female character associated with warmth, nourishment, growth and abundance.

The Wise Old Man A character who comes to the rescue of the hero, the old man is knowledgeable and moral; he represents the truth.

Autumn suggests old age and death. The Season of Fall Autumn suggests old age and death.

Snake or Serpent The snake is nearly always a symbol of evil energy and force.

The Color Black (Darkness) This color often signifies the unknown, death, the unconscious, evil or great power.

The Color Red This color often signifies blood, violence, and chaos.

The Color White This color often signifies purity and innocence; in its negative aspects, it represents death and terror.