Land halfway between the sea and hills
Ginny considers this land her kingdom, her escape, her sanctuary.
The Broken Bridge
This is a symbol for broken family ties.
Joe Chicago's jacket
This is a symbol of her mother; Anielle is stolen from her shortly after birth.
The mobile home
This represents a lack of roots. Ginny feels as if she does not truly know who she is; she is not grounded in any one culture.
Llangynog
This is the city in Wales where Ginny lives with her father.
Saint Cynog
Ginny draws the sign of Erzulie, the Haitian goddess of love, here.
Chester
This is the hometown of Ginny's paternal grandparents, Ken and Dorothy Howard.
Wales
This is the country in which Ginny and her father live.
Haiti
This is the country from which Ginny's mother, Anielle Baptiste, hails.
Liverpool
This is the hometown of Robert and his...
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