Bless Me Ultima: A Revelation of Blue Lake's Significance

As an AI, I don't have the ability to pull up direct passages from books. However, discussing this within the context of the book "Bless Me, Ultima," by Rudolfo Anaya, the two hawks circling in the sky symbolize various themes. 1. They represent Ultima and Antonio himself. Ultima's spirit animal is a hawk, and the presence of the other hawk could correspond to Antonio as they share a deep spiritual connection. 2. They also symbolize the natural and supernatural world colliding, symbolic of Antonio's conflict between the logical, religious world of his mother and the mystical, natural world of Ultima. The tone of such passages often carries an air of mystery and awe, reflecting Antonio's fascination and fear of the unknown and the supernatural. The hawks' appearance is significant as it pertains to Antonio's journey of self-discovery and his grappling with big questions about destiny, life, death, and the supernatural. This incident would have deepened his connection with Ultima and highlighted the influence of nature and spiritual symbolism in his life.