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The World Tree is omnipresent throughout the universe, the universe being infinite in size.
This World Tree is but a needle in a desert (The Sea of the Afterlife). However the author states that the Sea of the Afterlife is actually incomparable to a mere desert on two accounts.
One being its “desolate-ness”, as a desert is merely empty for the most part whereas the Sea of the Afterlife is a void of nothing.
The other being its vastness, as the Sea of the Afterlife is described as, on multiple occasions, an endless, boundless expanse.
What I am trying to say is that the author wanted to write “a needle in an endless expanse of nothingness”, but used imagery to convey the thought.Show not tell ahh Do you agree? Or am I tripping?
This World Tree is but a needle in a desert (The Sea of the Afterlife). However the author states that the Sea of the Afterlife is actually incomparable to a mere desert on two accounts.
One being its “desolate-ness”, as a desert is merely empty for the most part whereas the Sea of the Afterlife is a void of nothing.
The other being its vastness, as the Sea of the Afterlife is described as, on multiple occasions, an endless, boundless expanse.
What I am trying to say is that the author wanted to write “a needle in an endless expanse of nothingness”, but used imagery to convey the thought.