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The Rose

This object is a symbol of love and passion. In Chapter 5: "Late August," as the two main characters, Cleo and Frank, explore a garden together, they come across this object. Cleo hands it to Frank and he accepts it with a warm smile.

The Hot Dog Cart

This object is a symbol and an example of resilience and unconventional love. It embodies resilience and the ability to find love in unexpected places. On the day of Cleo and Frank's wedding, they visit this unassuming object, which embodies resilience and the ability to thrive in even the most modest circumstances.

The Fabergé Egg

This object is a symbol of the intricate and multifaceted nature of the characters' lives and relationships. This object is given to Cleo and Frank as a wedding gift by their friend Quentin. Known for its exquisite and ornate design, it is a reflection...

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