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What does spring and winter symbolize in ‘The Selfish Giant’?

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Answered by Anonymous

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"The Selfish Giant" by Oscar Wilde can be read as an allegoric fairy-tale, symbolism infuses the text and embellishes it.

First of all, the whole story is most likely a symbolic interpretation of the Christian parable of Jesus and the children. In the Bible, Jesus tells people to allow children to come to him for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

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