Lorna Mott Comes Home Symbols & Objects

This Study Guide consists of approximately 60 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Lorna Mott Comes Home.

Lorna Mott Comes Home Symbols & Objects

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The Dislodged Graveyard

The dislodged graveyard is a symbol of unforeseen consequences. A lot of graves at Pont-les-Puits slid down a hill, bursting open coffins and strewing remains around. Lorna considers this as a “cautionary reminder” that it is impossible to know what will happen next.

The American Bank Account

Lorna's American bank account is a symbol of her plan to leave France and Armand for good, though she is ostensibly just going to do a lecture.

Pam's Apartment

Pam's apartment is a symbol of older people who reach an age at which they downsize. Lorna notices there are too many things crammed into the space, including furniture, photos, and bric-a-brac.

Peggy's Loan

Peggy's loan is a sign of her desperation. Immediately after signing it, she realized it was a mistake, but she felt she had no options at the time she agreed to the terms.

The Gala

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