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East of Eden by John Steinbeck

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Popular In East of Eden

Adam Trask
Aron Trask
Cal Trask
Cathy Ames
Charles Trask
Cyrus Trask
King City, California
Lee
Salinas Valley, California
Samuel Hamilton
The Trask Farm

Popular Quotes And Their Visualizations

"There's more beauty in truth, even if it is dreadful beauty."


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A silhouetted figure stands alone on a dark landscape, gazing up at a brilliant full moon surrounded by stars, embodying the idea of beauty in truth, even amidst dread. A dilapidated house entwined with gnarled trees stands in a dark, eerie landscape, embodying the blend of beauty and dread captured in the quote about truth.

"It takes great courage to back truth unacceptable to our times."


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A powerful, muscular statue stands confidently with arms crossed against a dramatic sky, symbolizing the courage needed to embrace truths that challenge societal norms. A bold figure with electric blue energy emanating from a book stands against a dramatic city skyline, embodying the courage to embrace uncomfortable truths.

"People like you to be something, preferably what they are."


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A young person with striking makeup and a black hoodie gazes confidently at the camera, colorful light sparkles surrounding them, embodying individuality amidst external expectations. A cheerful anthropomorphic slice of toast wearing sunglasses and a tropical shirt holds a sign that reads, I'm a-maize-ing! against a light blue background.

"Sometimes a kind of glory lights up the mind of a man."


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A contemplative man with striking blue eyes gazes thoughtfully, as a radiant glow of golden sparks illuminates his forehead, embodying the quote about glory lighting up the mind. A man in a suit and fedora sits at a diner counter, gazing thoughtfully at a glowing tree of light, embodying the moment of inspiration described in the quote about glory lighting the mind.

Genres Featured In East of Eden

Literary Fiction (Major)
Family Saga (Prominent)
Historical Fiction (Notable)
Biblical Allegory (Sub-Genre)
Philosophical Fiction (Prominent)

Themes Featured In East of Eden

Good vs. Evil (Major)
Free Will and Choice (Significant)
Family and Relationships (Moderate)
Identity and Self-Discovery (Moderate)
The Nature of Human Conflict (Noticable)
Redemption and Forgiveness (Minor)
The American Dream (Noticable)
Legacy and Inheritance (Minor)
Isolation and Loneliness (Minor)

Tones In East of Eden

Despair (Strong)
Hope (Moderate)
Conflict (Very Strong)
Bitterness (Noticable)
Redemption (Moderate)
Love (Strong)
Nostalgia (Mild)
Resentment (Moderate)
Isolation (Noticable)
Ambivalence (Mild)

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