Reading ‘The Twisted Tree’: the presence of the tree
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Yrsa and Olav, the neighbours, are concerned that Martha is at the house alone.
Martha sees a picture of her ancestors who conjure spells.
Martha feels Mormor's clothes and realises she died in anguish.
Fog in literature often symbolises secrecy or foreboding.
The tree seems unnatural and decaying.
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