"the little match girl" is rich in imagery and symbolism .justify the statement
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‘The Match Girl’ is a popular story written by Hans Christian Anderson that states the plight of a poor girl, who was forced to sell matches at a chilling cold night on the roadside.
She had no warm clothes on her and she could only light the matches to get a bit of warmth.
Every time she lit a matchstick, she had a strange vision of comfort and love that she actually yearned for.
So these visions make the story rich in imagery and it is symbolic of the distressful state of the poor people, where they lack all the basic necessities of life.
She had no warm clothes on her and she could only light the matches to get a bit of warmth.
Every time she lit a matchstick, she had a strange vision of comfort and love that she actually yearned for.
So these visions make the story rich in imagery and it is symbolic of the distressful state of the poor people, where they lack all the basic necessities of life.
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