... what Plath says makes it seem kind of humorous, but once we imagine a woman trying to walk around that way we understand that Plath's in a problematic position - this conveys her ambiguity toward her pregnant state. Line six brings us back to the idea of value to which literally we view brand new, freshly printed money, but metaphorically readers can assume the ... ...

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... hate him so. Her suppressed anger from his death so long ago allowed her to continue to hate him, yet miss him at the same time. Sylvia Plath displays much ambiguity in her feelings toward her father. On one side she hated her father. He was vile and evil to her, and she couldn't communicate with him. Furthermore, she actually feared ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School