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The use of "golden dawn" and "Tangerine book" at the end of the story could symbolize completion, enlightenment, or a new beginning. It suggests a sense of warmth, color, and brightness, potentially indicating a positive or transformative ending to the story.
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What are Golden Dawn Tangerines?
No, It was made up in Tangerine, by Edward Bloor. No, whoever typed the original is obviously from the 60's or 70's Yes, the golden dawn is real. its a tribrid fruit mixed with oranges,lemons, and tangerines. (tribrid is 3 breeds) but yes they are real.
Are golden dawn tangerines real?
No, they where made up by Edward Bloor in the book Tangerine, a very great author.
What is the golden dawn tangerineand why is it unique?
The Golden Dawn Tangerine has a unique smell that Paul cant describe.
Is tangerine a book?
Yes, "Tangerine" is a novel by Edward Bloor published in 1997. It tells the story of a young boy named Paul dealing with family issues and discrimination while pursuing his passion for soccer at a new school.
What is next story after Breaking Dawn?
There is no book after Breaking Dawn. It is the last book in the series.
Will there be a book that will finish Breaking Dawn?
There will be no books after Breaking Dawn. The story is finished. They lived happily ever after
What service does the Golden Dawn website offer?
The Golden Dawn websites is a scholarly resource for research of the Hermetic and Rosicrucian traditions. There is emphasis on the Golden Dawn. The Golden Dawn began in 1888.
When was Golden Dawn - Greece - created?
Golden Dawn - Greece - was created in 1980.
When was Golden Dawn - band - created?
Golden Dawn - band - was created in 1992.
When was The Golden Dawn - Scottish band - created?
The Golden Dawn - Scottish band - was created in 1986.
When was Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn created?
Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn was created in 1888.
Does Jacob tell the story in breaking dawn?
the book is divided into sections.in book 1 and 3....Bella leads the story from her point of view.......in book 2, Jacob tells the story from his point of view..so yes......and no
