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How to Read Literature Like a Professor
Chapter 1 of How to Read Literature Like a Professor, What does Foster use to represent the "Holy Grail", the item being sought?
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Foster used a loaf of Wonder bread to represent the Holy Grail.
True. But consider the quest. Of what does it consist? A knight, a dangerous road, a Holy Grail (whatever one of those may be), at least one dragon, one evil knight, one princess. Sound about right? That’s a list I can live with: a knight (named Kip), a dangerous road (nasty German shepherds), a Holy Grail (one form of which is a loaf of Wonder Bread), at least one dragon (trust me, a ‘68 ‘Cuda could definitely breathe fire), one evil knight (Tony), one princess (who can either keep laughing or stop).
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