Strawberry Spring Symbolism
To put it in another way, “Strawberry Spring” has brought us to the attention of our surroundings. And how such things like a fog can be both deadly and quaint all at the same time. Depicting the scent and feel of the fog to be like a “misty smell of the spring that was melting the snow away” (King, Strawberry Spring 2). Again, Stephen King does this so that way the reader can imagine exactly what’s going on in his stories. Any horror movie that’s ever written has to pay close attention to details such as a setting. Having say, a person walk alone in pure darkness on a windy night with sounds of crackling of leaves on the ground below them can possibly guarantee a scare.
It’s also important to mention how Stephen King introduces to the readers
It’s also important to mention how Stephen King introduces to the readers