Beech Tree
This symbol in the novel relates to Rose's character and was cultivated by her father.
Oak Tree
This symbol in the novel relates to the character of Polly and was cultivated by her father.
Plum Street
This location in the novel is central to both the nineteenth century timeline and the contemporary one. It is here that both central families inherit the house.
Cuba
This setting is associated with the character of Tig and represents her attempts to find love, shelter, and family away from her own.
Venus Flytrap
When Thatcher first meets Mary Treat, she is conducting an experiment with this subject. Her dedication is seen in this chapter through her patience and scientific approach.
Darwinism
This subject serves as the central point of conflict in the nineteenth century timeline and represents the struggle between science and tradition.
Horses
These entities symbolize the connection Rose...
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