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The Iliad and The Odyssey
These symbols in the novel represent Penelope and her influence on her sons. They came to her from her father and were brought to Australia when she fled Communist Poland.
The Piano
This object in the novel is a symbol of Penelope Dunbar, of her connection to her father, and of artistic expression. It is also this object that leads to the meeting of Penelope and Michael.
The Lighter
This object in the novel represents the connection between Clay and Carey. It is a gift that she gives him when he departs for his father's home.
Clothes Pegs
These objects in the novel represent Clay's feelings of guilt and responsibility in the death of his mother.
The Bridge
This central symbol in the novel represents the reconciliation between Michael Dunbar and his sons. It also represents Clay.
The Mattress
This object in the...
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