Which of these best demonstrates the relationship of symbolic actions to the key metaphor of the Kwakwaka′wakw?

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The key metaphor of the Kwakwaka′wakw is the idea of transformation or change, and the use of birds as symbols represents this idea. The use of large open mouths and beaks of birds in art is a symbolic representation of transformation, as birds change from eggs to fully formed creatures with beaks capable of eating and communicating. This symbol is a direct representation of the key metaphor and is therefore the best choice. The other options may be important aspects of Kwakwaka′wakw culture, but they do not directly relate to the key metaphor in the same way.

Which of These Best Demonstrates the Relationship of Symbolic Actions