2. Whereas some symbols are already universally known (e. g., a dove representing peace) throughout literature, other uses of symbolism might seem more creative. Based on your own experiences with literature, provide a
memorable instance in which an author has used a particular symbol in a way that seems both original and
effective. Explain, with examples. (PRETTY PLEASE HELP)

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