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The Taker of Hearts
The symbolism of Vincent’s sword, the Taker of Hearts, shifts with Oraya’s character growth. At the beginning of the novel, it acts as a constant reminder of her unworthiness. She sees it as proof that she will never match Vincent’s power due to her human weakness. Yet, she keeps it with her because it is the only true connection she has left to her father who she struggles to understand. Once she uses the Taker of Hearts, it becomes a symbol of how Oraya has surpassed Vincent. It is her power - not his legacy- that will allow her to change the world.
Vincent’s Pendant
Vincent’s pendant that Oraya locates in Lahor acts as a reminder of the brutality of vampire legacies. Vincent’s decision to massacre his entire family on his way to the crown is not...
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