Hair
This attribute is seen symbolically in the narrative, from the point when Ifemelu's mother casts it away when she becomes religious.
Peacocks
These creatures often land on the roof of the building Ifemelu can see out her apartment window in Lagos.
Colonial House
This building is seen by Ifemelu from her apartment window in Lagos.
Dolphin Estate House
This building becomes for Ifemelu a symbol of Uju’s reliance on The General for her livelihood.
Books
These items are symbolic in the narrative of hope for a better life and are cherished by Obinze.
Accents
These attributes in the narrative symbolize a person’s place in society.
Passports
These items in the narrative are symbolic of status among Ifemelu’s high school friends.
Bananas with Peanuts
These items come to represent comfort and home for Ifemelu. They are given to her by Dike when she breaks up...
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