Objects & Places from Anatomy of a Scandal

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Objects & Places from Anatomy of a Scandal

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Wigs

These are worn in court by British lawyers, and Kate has one made of horsehair. They symbolize the archaic traditions associated with the British justice system.

Accents

These are the sounds that people make when they speak and that can reveal geographic or social status. They symbolize privilege or poverty.

The Radcliffe Camera

This is a seventeenth-century building designed to hold the science library at Oxford. It symbolizes the greatness and grandeur of Oxford.

Female Hairstyles

These are different ways that female characters wear their tresses. They symbolize who a character is and become a trademark for a character.

Gargoyle

This is what Holly sees when James rapes her. It symbolizes her lack of control over the situation and James’ power over her.

Rowing

This is a sport that James and Sophie participate in at Oxford. It symbolizes athletic ability and elite social class.

The House of Commons

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