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“The Fly” Having read many pieces of literature through short stories, it is evident that each story has its own unique use of symbolism. Diverse characters in each work of literature are used to demonstrate these forms of symbolism. The boss and his inner conflict illustrate a great deal of symbolism in “The Fly” by Katherine Mansfield. The boss’s perception of the actions of the fly creates an interesting view of the comparison of his father-son, father-fly relationship. Katherine Mansfield

Mansfield’s “The Fly,” the main character, “the boss,” is a man with a naturally controlling personality that influences how he deals with his war-sourced anguish and overcomes it in a somewhat cruel manner. Being referred to as “the boss,” rather than his birth-given name, tells a great deal about the boss. The boss in “The Fly” has a very bossy personality finding great pleasure in being in control. Readers can tell that the boss is controlling by his method of killing the fly in his office. He

The hunger for power continues to dominate. The short story “The Fly” by Katherine Mansfield demonstrates how power can be abused by symbolizing World War One. The various symbols in this story demonstrate the perspective Mansfield has on the war as well as showing the various point of views. It is important to acknowledge what abusing power can lead to and this story shows it effectively. The boss, although portrayed to be devastated over the loss of his brave son in World War One, is an allegory

be similar to those of the human protagonist. This contrast is what makes stories like these so effective. This is, to a certain extent, also the case in “The Fly” by Katherine Mansfield even though here the human protagonist, the boss, is the one actively projecting his inner self onto the insect. In fact, it is possible to say that the fly is used as a reflector: it reflects the boss’s idealised

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The third type includes omnivorous insects also including specific types of ants, wasps, and some beetles. They feed on the other insects as well as the body. Wasps will eat other adult flies, and also feed on the fluids from the body. By eating the adult flies it can disrupt decaying for up to a day. The last species are hunting spiders. They make webs in and around the body to catch insects. The body provides an ideal habitat for the spiders to catch their prey. Although

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In the short story, “The Fly” by Katherine Mansfield, a controlling boss is puzzled when he cannot weep over the death of his son. The boss enjoys being in power and in turn, sadistically murders an innocent fly. In “The Fly,” Mansfield tells a story of a controlling and prideful boss who cannot accept that he has moved on after his son’s death, while using symbolism to further explain the story. In the short story, the boss owns a strong business and relishes the fact that he is in control. Throughout

hinting at that the rose represents more than a simple flower. In the next three lines, the speaker tells of an invisible worm that is able to fly in storms. “The invisible worm, / That flies in the night / In the howling storm” (2-4). This also uncovers a hidden meaning behind the worm because no real worm is able to fly, and especially because it can fly during a storm. In lines 5-6 the worm has found its way into the rose bed where everything is red. Lines 7-8 tell the reader that the worms “dark

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