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Eragon
by
Christopher Paolini
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Eragon
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Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory
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Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory
Saphira
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Eragon Symbolism, Imagery, & Allegory
Sometimes, there’s more to Pop Lit than meets the eye.
Saphira
Yes, Saphira is a major character, and yes, she also happens to be a dragon. So what could she possibly have to symbolize? Let's take a look.Growing PainsIf you consider how closely linked Saphira...
Zar'roc
How can a sword be evil? Well, give it an owner whose title is "last of the Forsworn" and you're pretty much set. In the service of the wretched King Galbatorix, we can only shudder to think about...
The Varden
The Varden are an interesting group. They are first and foremost rebels, outlaws, bandits for justice. They aim to kick the evil King Galbatorix off the throne and tear down the Empire that he's bu...
Magic
Magic "is the basis for all power. The language describes the true nature of things, not the superficial aspects that everyone sees" (19.50).Two things we learned from this Brom gem:(1) Holy crap.(...
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