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The Monte Carlo Simulation
The Monte Carlo simulation is a symbol of Ethan’s intelligence and his ability to work with computer code. This simulation is the program that Ethan uses to manipulate the trading of the currency of different countries during both terrorist and anti-terrorist attacks.
The Manila Envelope
This manila envelope that Dr. Leston gives to Ethan symbolizes Zoe’s true past. The envelope contains newspaper articles and court documents that tell the story of her real mother’s death and her adoption by her grandparents.
The Burned Corpse
This burned corpse symbolizes Ethan’s realization that real people were hurt and injured in the incidents from which the banks profited. Hoke shows Ethan a picture of the burned corpse after one of the terrorism attacks.
Jessica’s Identification Tags
Jessica buries her military identification tags, a symbol of her life in the military.
Jessica’s Letters
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