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Prometheus is usually symbolized by a torch, due to his theft of fire from the chariot of Apollo.
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In "A Child Called It," a major symbol is the author's tattered and stained clothing, which represents the degradation and abuse he experiences. The clothing serves as a visual reminder of the horrific conditions he lives in and highlights the physical and emotional toll of his abuse.
Fire. For Prometheus was the wisest, the wiliest, the cleverest of the Titans. He had the most street smarts. For he stole fire from the gods, according to ancient Greek mythology. Zeus tracked him down, and chained him to a rock. Every day, a eagle tore out, and ate, Prometheus' liver. And every night that liver grew back. Because of his sacrifice, the non-gods aka mortals overcame the cold, the dark, and their fears with the heat, light, and warmth of fire.
The hot surface symbol warns of surfaces that are hot to the touch and could cause burns or injury if touched. It is commonly displayed on appliances and equipment that generate heat, such as stoves, ovens, or irons. It serves as a visual reminder to use caution in those areas.
They provide viewers with a consistent visual reminder of their company.
It's a torch on fire because he touched the sun with a piece of wood and gave it to man.
It may refer to technology
A basic visual symbol an aitist uses to create visual art
It's the reminder to change your oil.
Visual symbols are symbols that you see everyday in day life and you recognize and know its meaning right away.
It's a reminder that some kind of service is due.