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Mckinley Chen
25 February, 17:36
How are allegory and ambiguity the same
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Leia Morrow
25 February, 18:36
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An allegory is a written work that reveals a hidden meaning, like a moral. Ambiguity is the quality if being open to more than one interpretation. But both of them require an interpretation of sorts.
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