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PLEASE HELP TBIS HAS TO BE IN TODAY 3. Fill out the first half of the table by listing the motivations of the characters, the
themes, and the implicit details in "The Apple-Tree" by Katherine Mansfield.
Then fill out the second half of the table by making connections between symbols
and archetypes in the Adam and Eve story and "The Apple-Tree." Also, describe some
themes that the "The Apple-Tree" and the Adam and Eve story have in common, and
some themes that are different. For example, do the two stories share a universal
theme? Or are they saying something completely different?

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