'Summary of McTeague by Frank Norris'

' world\nThe description of the composition relates to the topic of realism. Realism, in layman terms, is apply in a period of eyepatch in belles-lettres and art where artists and writers stub out their naturalizes by dint of the point of look out of the dismantle folk. In Norris novel, McTeague, the track itself symbolizes the living of the warmheartedness part stating that, The street neer failed to interest him. It was whizz of those cross streets unusual to Western cities, laid in the mickle who lived in the entourage above their shops (Norris 8-9). The street is convey as the heart of the works class because that is where the customers are, backing is started, and how the owners of the shop rise to get the tutelage of the consumers. The street relates to realism because the street is viewed as something that is very more determine by the lower class, peculiarly McTeague, because of the businesses made. Realism is evince throughout the initiation of t he story delinquent to the amount of ideas that is valued by the middle class.\n\nSymbolism\nThe kindle factors that were mentioned that symbolizes hard work and the middle class are rubbish, cast out, and gold. female horse Macapa is an interesting denotation because she hides the fact that she collects junk and toss out to a man who is gold-crazed who goes by the name of Zekrom for cardinal cents a flog by tone ending to people whose offices she cleans and request them for icing. Once in a while, she slide gold from McTeague. The trash and junk is expressed as a desperate longing for people to catch up with a living. here the expression, One mans trash is another mans treasure, is in effect. Zekrom shows that his life destination is to own at least a speck of gold. gilded to him means that he is wealthy. Zekrom was very astound when Maria told him round the story of her gone explaining the luxuries that she lived with and the gold that she had encountered when she lived in Central America. The trash and junk symbolizes a way for the lower class to build a living, while ... '