The Woman in White
Describe symbolism in The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
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In the Third Epoch, the faulty lock in the vestry serves as a symbol of the faulty justice system that failed to lock Sir Percival up when he usurped his father's inheritance.
The Woman in White