They covered him with a sheet and left him lying, with his face bound. " "It was finished then: it had to become hopeless between them long before he died. He goes on to write that a woman who was walking up the railway line was drawn back into a hedge as "the trucks heavily past with slow inevitable movement, as she stood insignificantly trapped between the jolting black wagons and the hedge". it rounded the corner taking the time to point out that a colt which was startled by the engine still out-distanced it as it came down the tracks. The image of a woman caught between the hedge and the locomotive clearly symbolizes Nature verses Machine and Lawrence's blatant use of dissonant words in his description of the
mechanical world allows me to believe that he favored a world of nature instead of the industrial world that has come to be. He was a man of handsome body, and his face showed no traces of drink. Lawrence also added symbolism of Jesus and the words spoken by him before death, "It is finished". " The play on words symbolize most obviously the death of Walter but as well the new beginning that Elizabeth is at and the new way of looking at things and more importantly, life. He was blond, full-fleshed, with fine limbs.
