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George’s job offer
Accepting George’s job offer symbolizes a significant step in Elsie’s journey of self-discovery, as she finally puts her needs above others. In doing so, Elsie starts living a life true to herself, letting go of her fear of judgment.
Twilight
Jack’s purchase of the Twilight movies—and earnest viewing of them—symbolizes his devotion to Elsie. Elsie thanks him for watching her favorite movies with her, as sharing anything she is passionate about feels extremely vulnerable and intimate for her.
Dr. Laurendeau
Elsie’s interactions with Dr. Laurendeau represent her idealized version of herself. Elsie mistakenly imagines he has her best interests at heart, when Dr. Laurendeau is only interested in furthering his own career.
Jack's Polaroid photo
The Polaroid photo Elsie finds in Jack’s nightstand—taken at Millicent’s birthday party—symbolizes his crush on her. The fact...
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