Living Room
This space in George's home has been converted into a bedroom area for George as he lies dying in the novel.
Clocks
These objects fill George's home. After his retirement, George began repairing these items for a living.
Journal
This is the book that George believes his grandson has been reading to him.
Wooden Stick
This object is placed in Howard's mouth when he suffers from epileptic seizures to prevent him from biting or swallowing his tongue.
Wagon
This is the vehicle that Howard Crosby drives for a living. Within it, there are a variety of supplies which Howard sells.
Pink Sponges on Sticks
These items from the hospital are used to moisten George's mouth and allow him to drink in his dehydrated state.
Grocery Store
When Howard arrives in Philadelphia, he starts working at this business.
Canning Factory
George's second wife Megan works at this...
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