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Daughters of America Cup
The Daughters of America Cup is symbolic of interconnection. This event brings all of the primary characters together. As a result, Artemis's, Andi's, Kate's, Rachel's, Iggy's, Izzy's, Rose's, and Tanya's lives intersect in the boxing ring. These overlaps in their experiences capture the ways in which human lives intersect with and contribute to the collective consciousness
Boxing
The sport of boxing acts as an extended metaphor for strength. All of the primary characters use the sport as a way to feel powerful or in control of their otherwise unpredictable experiences. Boxing therefore symbolizes a woman's innate inner strength.
Rachel's Hat
Rachel's hat is symbolic of identity. Rachel dons the Daniel Boone–style raccoon hat as a way to prove herself to others (50). She likes that the hat makes others uncomfortable. This physical accessory helps her to make the abstract view of herself more...
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