What Is The Significance Of The Cane Field

The most important setting was the Cane-Fields because it represents the whole idea of the novel’s story. The Cane-field was described in the novel as “cane-fields are no fucking joke, and even the cleverest of adults can get mazed in their endlessness”. The cane-field is also where Oscar was said to be in the novel “He shrieked, but it didn’t stop the beating; he begged, and that didn’t stop it, either; he blacked out, but that was no relief”. This was also the last place where Oscar went since this was the place where he died. The cane-field is like the representation of suffering, torture and death. It seemingly represent a place where everything evil is happening. The cane-field is also a representation of danger because of the wideness of the place and the cane which
After reading the book, I can say that the novel insight on the world is that different places have different mean there are different kinds of people and different society. Oscar can from a typical Dominican family. In the start of the novel, it stated that “From his home in New Jersey, where he lives” which implies that Oscar grew up in New Jersey. Oscar grew up in New Jersey his whole life is aware of how society works there. In the later part of the novel, it is evident that Oscar did not understand the difference of New Jersey and Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo. In the difference of society, there was a common dysfunctional and collapsing society. The society he is living in is dysfunctional because Dominican Republic and New Jersey was said to be in the novel as “New Jersey is really known for, industrial wastes on both sides of the turnpike”. The novel’s insights on life in the other hand was that life during those time was not easy for Oscar. at the start, Oscar was fine with his life and everything started to fall apart. In