The Park
This area, integral to the action of the novel, suffers from neglect and blight even as it is home to young men and women who are talented and show promise.
Michael's and Francis's Bunk Beds
These objects symbolize the closeness of the two brothers at the heart of the novel.
Lentil Stew
This cheap but nourishing food is a staple in Michael's and Francis's house, a traditional food from Ruth's homeland.
The Library
This building is a refuge for Aisha and Michael, a place where they often meet when their homes are too hot or oppressive.
Scatter's Knife
When Francis will not let go of this object during a struggle with its owner, the act becomes a symbol of his tenacity, toughness, and volatility.
Desirea's
This barber shop is a symbol of community and belonging.
The Rouge Valley
This area symbolizes peace, and happier memories, for...
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