The Understory
This refers to the growth on the forest floor and represents the depth of life trees have.
Roots
This aspect of forested trees symbolizes the interconnection of all things.
Mastery
This game developed by Neelay symbolizes growing human awareness of the natural world around them.
Arson
This method of protest is enacted by several main characters who have renamed themselves after trees.
Releaf
This term used by Ray in the novel is symbolic of the rekindling of his relationship with Dorothy.
Trees in Macbeth
These living things featured in a classical work symbolize the knowledge of trees as sentient beings in history.
Mulberry
The death of this living thing symbolizes Winston's decline and his loss of connection to nature.
Mima's Crown
This setting in the novel is where three main characters discover the wonder of old growth trees.
Bitterroots, Montana
This setting in the novel is...
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