Little Women: Metaphor Analysis
Metaphor Analysis
Castles In The Air- Jo's synonym for the girls hopes and dreams. The castles are what the girls' wish they could do or be and they are in the air because it is not always possible to "go live in them" or make them come true.
River- In a poem that Jo writes for Beth before her sister's death, the river stands for Beth's death, and crossing it is the crossing into heaven or the afterlife.
Harvest Time- just as when plants grow ripe on the trees and fall, Harvest Time for the Marches is when all the girls are fully grown and living separate lives from their parents. Since her teaching and guidance was so good, Mrs. March's harvest time was a happy one.
Little Women Study Guide
Choose to Continue- Novel Summary: Chapter 47
- Little Women
- Novel Summary: Chapter 1- Chapter 3
- Novel Summary: Chapter 4- Chapter 6
- Novel Summary: Chapter 7- Chapter 9
- Novel Summary: Chapter 10- Chapter 12
- Novel Summary: Chapter 13- Chapter 15
- Novel Summary: Chapter 16- Chapter 18
- Novel Summary: Chapter 19- Chapter 25
- Novel Summary: Chapter 26- Chapter 28
- Novel Summary: Chapter 29- Chapter 31
- Novel Summary: Chapter 32- Chapter 34
- Novel Summary: Chapter 35- Chapter 37
- Novel Summary: Chapter 38- Chapter 40
- Novel Summary: Chapter 41- Chapter 43
- Novel Summary: Chapter 44- Chapter 46
- Character Profiles
- Metaphor Analysis
- Theme Analysis
- Top Ten Quotes
- Biography: Louisa May Alcott
Little Women Study Guide
Choose to Continue- Chapter 47
- Little Women
- Chapter 1- Chapter 3
- Chapter 4- Chapter 6
- Chapter 7- Chapter 9
- Chapter 10- Chapter 12
- Chapter 13- Chapter 15
- Chapter 16- Chapter 18
- Chapter 19- Chapter 25
- Chapter 26- Chapter 28
- Chapter 29- Chapter 31
- Chapter 32- Chapter 34
- Chapter 35- Chapter 37
- Chapter 38- Chapter 40
- Chapter 41- Chapter 43
- Chapter 44- Chapter 46
- Character Profiles
- Metaphor Analysis
- Theme Analysis
- Top Ten Quotes
- Louisa May Alcott

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