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The Yellow Butterfly by Alexander Shatokhin is a "quiet book" about life after war, a broken and limited war. The barbed wire at the beginning with the spider is an image of the limitations and constraints and fear that war gives. War, like barbed wire, puts you in a certain framework, restrictions, and lack of freedom. The butterflies are what was before the war, like souls, like places that were destroyed by the war. The girl is Ukraine itself - the one who runs away and protests against restrictions, slavery. Meeting butterflies, despite being free and bright, the girl realises that life will go on, the freedom of a butterfly cannot be limited or destroyed.