La Chica que Bebió la Luna Temas, Símbolos, Motivos
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La chica que bebió la luna de Kelly Barnhill
Por Liane Hicks
La chica que bebió la luna es una novela de fantasía sobre una tierra mágica y una niña llamada Luna que desconoce sus crecientes poderes al beber la luz de la luna cuando era bebé. Los estudiantes de todas las edades disfrutarán de este viaje mágico, emocionante y bellamente contado con temas de bondad y crueldad, esperanza y desesperación, y la importancia del amor por encima de todo.
Storyboard Descripción
Los estudiantes pueden rastrear los diferentes temas, símbolos y motivos presentes en la novela y crear un mapa de araña que los etiqueta, define e ilustra.
Texto del Guión Gráfico
- THE BOG
- FEAR AND CONTROL
- FOG, CLOUDS, SUNSHINE
- The Bog is a symbol of creation. It is the origin of all life and also where one goes when their life has ended. Glerk says, "In the beginning, there was the Bog. And the Bog covered the world and the Bog was the world and the world was the Bog."
- The villagers of the Protectorate are so scared of the witch that they are willing to sacrifice one of their own every year in order to save the village. "Sacrifice one or sacrifice all. That is the way of the world. We couldn't change it if we tried." In this way, the Elders and Sister Ignatia control people by keeping them in a constant state of fear.
- The Protectorate is continuously cloudy, grey, and dark. The citizens are full of sorrow and feel hopeless. They don't realize that their despair is beneficial to the Elders and Sister Ignatia, who do everything in their power to keep citizens bereft of hope and joy. When Antain and Ethyne marry and are about to have a child, their hopefulness starts to bring sunshine and light to the Protectorate.
- THE GIRL WHO DRANK THE MOONThemes, Symbols, and Motifs
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