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Eating the organs of appetite

Submitted by mkmerrill on Thu, 10/30/2008 - 8:45am.

I am interested in comparing Deanna's cycle to that of the Raven in Hyde's telling of "Raven Becpmes Voracious". I don't think Deanna is a trickster, but rather, like the young prince she eats the scabs of her wounds. I think her interaction with Eddie Bondo (who is fits the image of a trickster and who I will try to prtray as one) results in her becoming like the raven; becoming more hungry for a world that is unlike her own and as a result of her hunger she is forced to leave her ideal setting (her descent from the mountains) and start a new.

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