Dillard discovers a book in the library, called “The Field Book of Ponds and Streams” Digging deeper into the meaning of this book. The contrast of a pond and stream, can also be described as the difference between the people of Homewood and Annie. Ponds are trapped and secluded, just like the hopes and lives of those in Homewood. While a stream is free and running and
Dillard discovers a book in the library, called “The Field Book of Ponds and Streams” Digging deeper into the meaning of this book. The contrast of a pond and stream, can also be described as the difference between the people of Homewood and Annie. Ponds are trapped and secluded, just like the hopes and lives of those in Homewood. While a stream is free and running and