George Washington Gomez Symbols & Objects

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George Washington Gomez Symbols & Objects

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Jonesville House

The Gómez family's house in Jonesville is symbolic of accomplishment. The house is more than Feliciano could ever have dreamed of. Therefore, although he often feels unhappy, he feels proud of himself for having secured this home for his family. He also feels proud knowing that his late mother would have been proud. In turn, Feliciano feels hurt when he learns that Guálinto is ashamed of the house.

Cantina

The cantina where Feliciano gets a job upon arriving in Jonesville is symbolic of stability. In coming to Jonesville, Feliciano has been hopeful that he can keep his sister and her family from danger. The job at the local establishment allows him to believe in a more secure, safe, and stable future for them as a unit.

Feliciano's Gold

The gold Feliciano inherits from his late mother is symbolic of luck. When Feliciano comes...

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