Objects & Places from Daughter of Smoke And Bone

Laini Taylor
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 117 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Objects & Places from Daughter of Smoke And Bone

Laini Taylor
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 117 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Karou

This character's name means "hope," and this character symbolizes the possibility for peace between warring beings.

The Wishbone

This magical object symbolizes the containment and release of wishes and hopes.

Teeth

These organic objects symbolize resurrection and pain.

Hamsas

These tattoo-like symbols are signs of "the devil," or what the chimaera use to repel angels.

Akiva's Heat

This phenomenon or characteristic represents sexual desire and seduction.

Akiva's Hand Tattoos

These symbols represent brutality and murder, as well as the toll of war.

Angels' Black Handprints

These symbols represent brutality and destruction.

Scuppies

These small beads symbolize petty wishes of the tiniest order.

Karou's Sketchbook

This object symbolizes some of a main character's artistic talent, as well as the character's fantastical memories.

Crescent Knives

These objects represent a character's past dealing with war and violence.

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