Painting of Norma Jeane's Father
This is a piece of artwork depicting the narrator's father. The protagonist is first shown this artwork on her sixth birthday. This symbolizes the looming presence of her father in her life despite the fact that they never meet.
Movies
This is a storytelling medium that features prominently in the novel. As an adult, the protagonist becomes known for her contributions to this art form. This symbolizes the protagonist's love for this type of storytelling and her passion for acting.
Hollywood
This is both a location in Southern California and an industry. Both the protagonist and her mother pursue careers in the industry in addition to living in the area. This symbolizes the protagonist's long history with both the place and industry.
Hollywood Hills
The protagonist and her mother often drive through this area of L.A. when she is a small child...
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