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The writer's stark contrast of language in the first half of the paragraph compared to the second paragraph reflects a theme of life and death. With the involvement of the seasons and their descriptions, it also has a subtle theme of rebirth. "In the winter, the jagged peaks of the mountains are covered with snow." This sentence makes the land in the winter seem very uninviting, especially with the imagery of the sharp and rough mountain peaks that can remind the reader of a very cold winter. "In the spring, delicate flowers of pink and mauve and white peep out from their hiding places in the great expanse of rock." The writer uses a variation of color to describe the flowers, and they now portray the once jagged snowy peaks as a great and welcoming vast land of rock. It's easy to imagine a field of blooming flowers and rocky hills.

"In early summer, the pastures are green and speckled with yellow buttercups." The way the author describes what the land looks like in summer gives a somewhat farmland-like comparison. Instead of the mauve and white flowers, the author now hones in on the yellow buttercups only.

"But now, the sun has flattened the land into submission, turning the greens into brown. ...yet somehow an inhospitable one..., a place of secrets, one that has seen too much and concealed too much to be at peace with itself." The author now personifies the land and seems to give it a humanlike trait by calling it a place of secrets and one that is not at peace with its being. The author now has retracted from the comparison of the seasons and doesn't mention them altogether. It also reminds the reader of the sunset being more powerful than the seasons themselves and the reader could make an inference that once everything goes dark it loses its beauty and instead becomes scary.

Explanation:

nambe vazhkaile elam nala irukum

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