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Apples - Loss of innocence / Turning into sin Apples are biblical symbolism in many pieces of literature. A character seen eating an apple is often a character who was once good but has or will switch into the villain within the story. Here are a few good examples: 1. **"Paradise Lost" by John Milton** - In this epic poem, the apple represents the original sin that led to humanity's fall from grace. 2. **"Snow White" by the Brothers Grimm** - The poisoned apple given to Snow White by the Evil Queen symbolizes betrayal and the loss of innocence. 3. **"The Chronicles of Narnia: The Magician's Nephew" by C.S. Lewis** - The apple that Digory takes from the garden can bring both life and death, symbolizing the complex nature of good and evil. 4. **"The Godfather" by Mario Puzo** - Apples appear in scenes of temptation and corruption, marking the characters' descent into moral ambiguity. These examples illustrate how the apple serves as a powerful symbol of the transition from innocence to sin in literature.
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