Corporal Punishment and Execution
These are ways that convicts pay for their crimes. They symbolize the authority of England and the belief that only violence will rehabilitate criminals.
Dreams
These are something various characters have and which the aborigine refers to. They symbolize alternate realities.
The Birds
These are hunted and killed by the officers. They represent despoiling the land.
The Photograph of Alicia
This is something Clark cherishes and kisses once a week. It symbolizes his ties to England and his identity.
Theatre
This is the creation of a play. It represents transformation.
The Recruiting Officer
This is a play-within-the play. It represents understanding self.
Mary's Tattoo
This is a mark on the upper thigh of a female convict. It represents innocence and mistakes.
Arscott's "Compass"
This is something purchased to help a convict escape. It represents the cruelty of authority.
Wisehammer's Prologue
This is something written...
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