Amelia's World Again Analysis

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In this quote Richard Wagamese shows how Amelia uses movies to “let the light of someone’s dream light up our worlds again.” The author uses personification and imagery to highlight the importance of stories and how it lets Amelia escape her life for a while after the death of Double Dick. The “light” refers to the happiness of the character in the movie and how that happiness can “light up” Amelia’s world again. By using stories, Amelia escapes reality and learns how to deal with her grief.
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