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Aster’s Locket
Aster’s locket symbolizes her love for her children. It becomes a symbol of hope when Iris wears it and a symbol of betrayal when Forest wears it.
The Oath Gazette
The Oath Gazette represents a battleground for Iris and Roman, who vent their personal frustrations through their workplace quibbles.
Roman
To Iris, Roman represents a threat to her professional and personal security, as he pushes her boundaries consistently.
Iris
To Roman, Iris represents his potential to be a better person. This is especially obvious at their wedding. He longs to improve himself for her sake.
Avalon Bluff
Avalon Bluff represents fear and death in the novel. The frequent sirens and influx of wounded soldiers at the infirmary solidify its role as a symbol of doom.
Mr. Kitt
Mr. Kitt represents the bourgeoisie class in Oath. His greed and desperation to social-climb make him...
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