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        <description><![CDATA[A major symbol is young Frank reading Dostoevski’s great novel &quot;Crime and Punishment.&quot;  The act of reading foreshadows McCourt's eventual rise through the educational system; reading great literature foreshadows his specific topics. Raskolnikov symbolizes McCourt himself, and his anger and the way he lashes out at the world symbolizes how McCourt cannot, really. The landlady in the book symbolizes McCourt's landlady, which allows...]]></description>
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