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At the end of the passage “Snow”, Sister Zoe describes snowflakes for Yolanda. What deeper message is she trying to convey by describing snow in this manner?

At the end of the passage “Snow”, Sister Zoe describes snowflakes for Yolanda. What deeper message is she trying to convey by describing snow in this manner?
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At the end of the passage “Snow”, Sister Zoe describes snowflakes for Yolanda. What deeper message is she trying to convey by describing snow in this manner?

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I believe she means that Yolanda is beautiful and Irreplaceable. :) 
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