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What is the significance of this quote from the book A Long Way Gone? "Too much blood has been spilled where you are going. Even the good spirits have fled from that place."
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I would say that is a strong way of saying that location has a negative background and should be avoided.
This phrase indicates a negative tone. The speaker seems to be trying to make someone avoid this "place" because of past events that might have changed or affected it. And I assume the phrase plays an indirect, but key role in the theme of the story, even though I haven't had the chance to read it. ~Hope that was helpful c:
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