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* In ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'', beside water motifs, Galadriel is associated with boats/ships too, symbolizing her struggle to distinguish right from wrong in her quest for revenge. The pilot begins with a young Galadriel building up a paper boat which gets destroyed by other children. Finrod invites her to listen to an anecdote about why a ship can sail and a rock cannot, to which Galadriel asks which light is the sail supposed to follow if the water can reflect the light just as strong, foreshadowing meeting a disguised Sauron in human form on the wreck of a ship in the future. As an adult, she is is send to Valinor, but refuses to go by jumping off the {{Swan Boat|s}} and trying to swim back to Middle-earth, leading her to Sauron. Later, she ends up in Numenor, known for its maritime power. At the end of Season One, after blowing off Sauron's disguise, he traps her in a memory of the ship wreck they met, and tries to recruit her for his cause. Galadriel refuses and is nearly killed by Sauron.
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* In ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'', beside water motifs, Galadriel is associated with boats/ships too, symbolizing her struggle to distinguish right from wrong in her quest for revenge. The pilot begins with a young Galadriel building up a paper boat which gets destroyed by other children. Finrod invites her to listen to an anecdote about why a ship can sail and a rock cannot, to which Galadriel asks which light is the sail supposed to follow if the water can reflect the light just as strong, foreshadowing meeting a disguised Sauron in human form on the wreck of a ship in the future. As an adult, she is is send to Valinor, but refuses to go by jumping off the {{Swan Boat|s}} and trying to swim back to Middle-earth, leading her to Sauron. Later, she ends up in Numenor, known for its maritime power. At the end of Season One, after blowing off Sauron's disguise, he traps her in a memory of the ship wreck where they met, and tries to recruit her for his cause. Galadriel refuses and is nearly killed by Sauron.
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* In ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'', beside water motifs, Galadriel is associated with boats/ships too, symbolizing her struggle to distinguish right from wrong in her quest for revenge. The pilot begins with a young Galadriel building up a paper boat which gets destroyed by other children. Finrod invites her to listen to an anecdote about why a ship can sail and a rock cannot, to which Galadriel asks which light is the sail supposed to follow if the water can reflect the light just as strong, foreshadowing meeting a disguised Sauron in human form on the wreck of a ship in the future. As an adult, she is is send to Valinor, but refuses to go by jumping off the {{Swan Boat|s}} and trying to swim back to Middle-earth, leading her to Sauron. Later, she ends up in Numenor, known for its maritime power. At the end of Season One, after blowing off Sauron's disguise, he traps her in a memory of the ship wreck they met, and tries to recruit her for his cause. Galadriel refuses and is nearly killed by Sauron.
* In ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'', beside water motifs, Galadriel is associated with boats/ships too, symbolizing her struggle to distinguish right from wrong in her quest for revenge. The pilot begins with a young Galadriel building up a paper boat which gets destroyed by other children. Finrod invites her to listen to an anecdote about why a ship can sail and a rock cannot, to which Galadriel asks which light is the sail supposed to follow if the water can reflect the light just as strong, foreshadowing meeting a disguised Sauron in human form on the wreck of a ship in the future. As an adult, she is is send to Valinor, but refuses to go by jumping off the {{Swan Boat|s}} and trying to swim back to Middle-earth, leading her to Sauron. Later, she ends up in Numenor, known for its maritime power. At the end of Season One, after blowing off Sauron's disguise, he traps her in a memory of the ship wreck they met, and tries to recruit her for his cause. Galadriel refuses and is nearly killed by Sauron.
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* In ''Literature/{{Spoonbenders}}'', each member of the Telemachus Family is associated with a Zener card, chapters focusing on a specific character beginning with one of the cards and each chapter's sections separated with their corresponding shapes: Teddy is a square, Irene is the star, Matty are the three wavy lines, Frankie is the circle and Buddy is the plus-sign.
* In ''Literature/{{Spoonbenders}}'', each member of the Telemachus Family is associated with a Zener card, chapters focusing on a specific character beginning with one of the cards and each chapter's sections separated with their corresponding shapes: Teddy is a square, Irene is the star, Matty are the three wavy lines, Frankie is the circle and Buddy is the plus-sign.
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* A collection of related objects or symbols that appear over and over again. Generally the most popular option, as it marks the motifs as significant, but puts the emphasis firmly on the theme. Example: the various vehicles that appear in the ''Anime/RevolutionaryGirlUtena'' movie.
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* A collection of related objects or symbols that appear over and over again. Generally the most popular option, as it marks the motifs as significant, but puts the emphasis firmly on the theme. Example: the various vehicles that appear in the ''Anime/RevolutionaryGirlUtena'' movie.''Anime/AdolescenceOfUtena''.
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Motifs are a favourite subject for English essays, and they've been responsible for many an [[EpilepticTrees epileptic tree]] - [[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory since]] ''[[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory anything]]'' [[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory can be a motif]] [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic if you squint hard enough]] (and can find some way of relating it to other objects).
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Motifs are a favourite subject for English essays, and they've been responsible for many an [[EpilepticTrees epileptic tree]] - -- [[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory since]] ''[[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory anything]]'' [[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory can be a motif]] [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic if you squint hard enough]] (and can find some way of relating it to other objects).
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!!Other examples:
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* ''Webcomic/ShenComix'': Most of the human characters in ''Public U. Art Club'' have fruit motifs. Apple for Ana, strawberry for Sofia, banana for Beatrix, lemon for Lilith, grape for the art teacher, durian for the engineering student, and lime for Leanne.
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* ''Webcomic/ShenComix'': Most of the human characters in ''Public U. Art Club'' have fruit motifs. Apple for Ana, strawberry for Sofia, banana for Beatrix, lemon for Lilith, grape for the art teacher, durian for the engineering student, and lime for Leanne.
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* ZodiacMotifs
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