All the Wind in the World
Importance of The Water Fountain at the Gonzales House
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Sarah notices that there are water fountains outside the home of the wealthy landowner, and these symbolize the power of that wealth. In a land where water is scarce, there are multiple fountains that are meant only for aesthetics. The fact that Mr. Gonzales can afford this is a sign of his wealth.