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Home
The concept of home starts as something physical for Nora that turns into a metaphysical concept once she realizes that home can mean different things to different people. This is why both she and Libby can feel at home in different cities, despite spending years building memories with each other. Home is no longer the physical city they are in, but the emotions and memories that they hold on to.
The physical concept of home is something that Nora struggles with all throughout the novel. This is because New York is the only place Nora can imagine ever living due to the memories she has and the opportunities it gives. This is why she can recall numerous moments from the city, both with her family and just from exploring the city herself. This is why Nora is so shocked that Libby wants to leave the city...
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