The author of Turquoise Horse, Gerald Hausman, palpably communicates the wisdom of to just be yourself in various parts of the story. The main message is expressed in the absentminded writing of the poem, the symbolic playing of the banjo, and telling of the “mistake.”
“The cages trap me inside, the key trembling in my hands,” epitomizes that the action of “unlocking” a person leads to prosperity or freedom. Lisa Todochine follows the advice to just be yourself in the story Turquoise Horse. The author of Turquoise Horse, Gerald Hausman, palpably communicates the wisdom of to just be yourself in various parts of the story. The main message is expressed in the absentminded writing of the poem, the symbolic playing of the banjo, and telling of the “mistake.”
(I am still working on changing my thesis statement the 2nd time 'round.)
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