Symbolism Of Images In My Knight Poster

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In my knight poster, each of the images represents my character traits. Primarily, the first image of the world and people around it symbolize my ability to develop strong bonds. Essentially, it shows companionship and togetherness. An example of companionship would be seeking friends that are like-minded and influence me positively. The next image shows openness to new possibilities. I am a very outgoing person, hence, I am always willing to try new things. The door opening shows the plethora of opportunities and the 1, 2, 3 symbolize the paths I can take to reach the end result. The books and writing in the third image show that I am an avid reader and intrigued by writing. Writing expresses my personality, allows me to preserve ideas for

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