Candidate Number: 0186-022 Food is a necessity in life. People all around the word need food to survive. Though food can be served in different styles depending on the culture, it is basically served for the same purpose of providing energy for survival. Interesting enough, people nowadays usually discuss different issues over meals – whether it is about business matter or just a family reunion. In The Wild Geese and The House of the Spirits, both …showed first 75 words of 1625 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1625 total…the world, there are a lot of similarities with the use of food by the two authors. Each type of food is furthermore used as a foreshadowing tool with specific reasons. Though food may not seem important in the two novels, it is actually the one factor which links all literature together. Candidate Number: 0186-022 Word count: 1589 Bibliography: Allende, Isabel, The House of the Spirits. Random House, 1985 Mori, Ogai, The Wild Geese, Tuttle, Tokyo, Japan, 1959