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A wax stick that provides light when burned; its life (light) extends when 'killed' (lit).

A source of illumination, small like a grain but can light an entire house.

The dark image cast by a body intercepting light; always present.

A fastener used to close clothing items where the teeth 'bite' when closed.

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A woven mat used for sleeping or sitting, rolled up during the day and unrolled at night.

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"When you kill me, my life extends" refers to a candle; extinguishing it lights the surrounding environment.
"A single grain of rice occupies the whole house" represents light, illuminating spaces with minimal presence.
"I always have a companion wherever I go" refers to a shadow, which is inseparable from the object casting it.
"When the king passes, the kings fight" describes a zipper, where the interlocking mechanisms resemble a battle between two sides.
"In daylight, I am a wall; at night, I am a leaf" symbolizes a mat (banig), which provides structure during the day and may blend into the natural environment at night.