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The Delaware River
The Delaware River, as a body of water, serves as a symbol for change. The river can be calm and relaxing at times, but its swift undercurrent can sweep a person away. It has been responsible for a lot of accidental drownings and almost claimed the life of Parker Reed's mother. The river is much like human emotions, which can change as a person gets swept up in one of life's unexpected currents. The river can also be seen as a cleansing process. Although it divides Becca's Jersey and Portland lives, crossing it has a purifying effect, allowing Becca to regain many of her long-repressed memories. As Parker tells Becca, if a person listens patiently enough, the river will give her answers.
John's Leather Cut and Badges
John's leather cut is a significant symbol of his status with the Scions. The patches that he...
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