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Writing

This activity is repeatedly referenced throughout the book as an arduous, complicated, worthy, and honorable pursuit.

Secret Letters

These objects, exchanged between two characters, are pivotal to both the romantic and mysterious strands of the book's plot.

Seagulls

These serve as a representation of truth and joy and are one character's favorite thing on the beach. They also feature in one of the manuscript's titles.

The House at Goose Cove

Much of the book's action happens at this place, which represents wealth and success but is also the site where Nola Kellergan's remains are discovered.

Clark's Restaurant

This is the place where Harry Quebert writes some notes for his book, where he comes so he can see Nola at work, and where much of Somerset's gossip goes on.

Black Chevrolet Monte Carlo

This object, a version of which was used in some manner by several different characters...

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