Just For the Summer Symbols & Objects

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This Study Guide consists of approximately 32 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Just For the Summer.
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Just For the Summer Symbols & Objects

abby jimenez
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Stuffie

Stuffie is symbolic of the neglect Emma experienced throughout childhood. He was her sole comfort and companion. That is why it means so much to Emma to reclaim Stuffie and for Justin to get him repaired.

Justin’s studio apartment

Justin’s studio apartment symbolizes his independence. Giving up his apartment is symbolic of his sacrificing his desires to help maintain stability in his siblings’ lives. It remains to be seen how this enormous change taking place in Justin’s life—and his anxiety surrounding it—will impact his relationship with Emma.

The rosebush

The rosebush Justin brings Emma symbolizes the prospect of them having a long-term relationship. This is clear in Emma’s hesitation to plant it. Her decision to finally plant it at Justin’s house represents her finally accepting the inevitability of them being together forever.

Maddy

Maddy symbolizes true friendship. Maddy only...

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