Objects & Places from Remarkably Bright Creatures

Shelby Van Pelt
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 150 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Objects & Places from Remarkably Bright Creatures

Shelby Van Pelt
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 150 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Sucker Marks

These are bruises Tova has on her arm after Marcellus touches her with his tentacles. They symbolize the emotional connection between Tova and Marcellus.

Dala Horses

These are wooden carvings that belonged to Tova’s grandmother, and that Erik broke one of. They symbolize Tova’s relationship with her family.

Class Ring

This is a piece of jewelry that helps Cameron find his father. It symbolizes Cameron’s longing for a father.

Charter Village Long-Term Care Center

This is where Tova’s brother lives until he dies and where she thinks she wants to live. It symbolizes the human need for comfort and security.

Cat

This is a stray that keeps appearing on Tova’s doorstep. It symbolizes Tova’s relationship with herself.

Weather

This is a description of whether it is hot, cold, wet, dry, stormy, clear, or cloudy outside. It symbolizes the emotional state...

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