The Baron in the Trees Setting & Symbolism

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The Baron in the Trees Setting & Symbolism

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Trees

Cosimo makes a home and a family out of the place and the dynamic rhythmic life the trees provide. They cover the whole village and countryside, making it possible to travel from one country to the next without touching the ground. It was this density that makes a life above the ground and outside the current political system possible for Cosimo. It also provides the seclusion necessary for him to conduct his love affairs, spend hours in study of books, and in the writing of the letters and treatises in which he records his vision for his country.

Viola's swing

The swing is what first provides Cosimo and Viola the opportunity to play without it being necessary for Cosimo to come down, or Viola to come up. It is a place suspended between their worlds where they can come together easily.

The Piovasco Estate

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