Compass
This object symbolizes the connection between Tess and her father. When Tess's father hears that Tess and Will are going through a tough time in their marriage, he sends this object to Tess with a note expressing his support and love and his wish that she will find her way through the troubles she is currently facing.
Hot Cross Bun
This object and others like it symbolize comfort and normalcy. This object is a traditional and homey part of breakfasts in Australia, as demonstrated by several characters' requests for this object and others like it in times of discomfort and stress.
Bird's Nest
This object symbolizes John-Paul's authentic connection with his daughters. Cecilia watches as her husband plays with their daughters and creates a likeness of this object as his daughters look on fondly. The scene is meant to demonstrate the level of devotion John-Paul feels toward...
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