What does the journey of the two pilgrims in 'Giant Despair' represent?
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it could be that good that they did not imagine
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Giant Despair represents the despair in their own hearts, and the giant's hold is broken as soon as Christian remembers that he is carrying a key that will, he is persuaded, "open any lock in Doubting Castle," as proves to be the case.
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