Newton was familiar with the California penal code and the state's law regarding weapons and was thus able to convince a number of African-Americans of their right to bear arms. ... In his opinion, "every day they kept me there I grew as a symbol of the brutalization of the poor and Black as well as a living reproach to society's indifference to the inequities of the legal system."" ... Carmichael announced that Huey Newton was "part and parcel of black people wherever we are on the world,"" removing Newton's specific identity and encouraging the audience to view him as not just...

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He is physically separated from his fellow comrades in arms and does not have the ability to speak with any other human beings. ... His unhealed wound can also be seen as a symbol for his unhealable pride, which was damaged from his desertion, resulting in a deep-rooted bitterness and his savagery nature. ...

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This was reinforced when a snippet of a retyped Henry James quote was found among the pages of his unfinished manuscript of "A Farewell to Arms." ... No real artist symbolizes or allegorizes - and Hemingway is a real artist - but every real work of art exhales symbols and allegories"." ...

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