The Man Who Died Twice

What does the flower... the poppy, symbolize in the novel, The Man Who Died Twice?

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As a flower, a poppy symbolizes sacrifice. Douglas sacrifices himself because he wants to show that Elizabeth is superior to Sue and would rather Elizabeth have the diamonds than Sue.

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The Man Who Died Twice