Boots
This symbol in the novel represents Beth's freedom and emerging confidence following her success at her new job. When it is threatened by her mother, Beth finally gains the strength needed to stand up for herself and leave her family home.
Emerald Engagement Ring
This object symbolizes both falsehood and later, security, in the novel. It relates to the characters of Osla and Giles, but later enables Beth to have funds for renting a flat.
Clockwell
This symbol in the novel represents confinement and the unfair treatment of women. This is where Beth faces her greatest obstacles.
Italian Enigma
This symbol in the novel represents Beth's emergence in competence in her job. It is when this obstacle is overcome by Beth that her intelligence is truly celebrated.
Bletchley Bletherings
This symbol in the novel illustrates Osla's unique voice and love of entertaining others. It also stands as...
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