Birds play a significant position in the book “Fly Away Peter”, they serve as a sign of existence. Birds have always been connected with life and liberty just like what the novel suggests "Birds were of life". Every year they move about to different places, yet it is not the same birds that come and leave every year. The old birds get replaced by young birds and it is all component of the cycle of living. Moreover, like the old man digging, they carry on with their life unchanged by the war; this can be seen from the passage "Even here, in the thick of the fighting, there were birds." It is obvious that despites the disorder, death and horrors happening down below, the birds can still renew and be alive the way nature intended them to.
In the course of the young surfer, there is logic of the rebirth of Jim spiritually in Imogene’s mentality. The young surfer at the end of the book is fundamentally the "new" Jim for Imogene, though they are not the same human being, it is as if Jim has dug through the soil to come back as the young surfer. Imogene recognises this, and understands that no matter what happens life goes on like the way waves never bring to an end. Both of them never ending and Imogene realises that there is other citizens on the planet that will have the image of Jim.
Renewal is a vital subject of the novel, all things in life regenerates, from the birds to our minds, from the earths to the oceans, it occurs at each stage of the world. With renewal, it also brings us new meanings of life and increases our knowledge and consciousness of our environment; as a result renewal is necessary to our life.
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