oppressionIt's a theme in the novel as the lower classes are treated unjustly by the upper classes. It's a state of being subject to unjust treatment.
PĂ«rkufizimet:
The exercise of authority or power in a burdensome, cruel, or unjust manner."She felt the oppression of the hot, stuffy room."
recalledA recurring action in the novel in which characters remember their past.
PĂ«rkufizimet:
To bring back from memory; recollect."She recalled the day when the shocking news had come."
revolutionThis signifies the socio-political upheaval that took place during the era the novel is set in. It often implies radical and pervasive change.
PĂ«rkufizimet:
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system."The country has had many revolutions and the last one occurred just a decade ago."
redemptionThis signifies the process of making things right after doing wrong. It's a recurring theme seen through certain characters in the novel.
PĂ«rkufizimet:
The action of saving or being saved from sin, error, or evil."His eventual redemption offers hope to others who may feel they cannot change."
resurrectionA symbolic term in the novel usually alluding to the concept of being brought back to life, or making a comeback. In the context of the novel, it can be literal or figurative.
PĂ«rkufizimet:
The act of bringing back to practice, notice, use or vibrancy."The resurrection of the country's economy was a great relief for its citizens."