Meaning of the quote “There were trees, but none of the big pies or spruce or fir I was used to. There were no rocks. There was nothing wild. The one time I stepped of late in the evening and surprised a raccoon in the rash pile we stared at each othe

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Meaning of the quote “There were trees, but none of the big pies or spruce or fir I was used to. There were no rocks. There was nothing wild. The one time I stepped of late in the evening and surprised a raccoon in the rash pile we stared at each othe

Explain its significance, meaning, and/or purpose.

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Last updated by Aslan on 5/13/2022 3:15 AM

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Answered by Aslan on 5/13/2022 3:15 AM

Saul is playing in Toronto for the Leaf’s farm team the Marlies. Saul finds Toronto to be an alien landscape. Any nature he sees is sparce and contrived. He misses the lush nature of his home which is so much a part of his identity.

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