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Rhys’ pillow
Rhys’ pillow, which Vivi transforms, represents how well she knows him. In replacing the Penhaven crest that was embroidered on the pillow with a purple Welsh dragon, Vivi helps Rhys create a space more suited to his personality. She captures his fierce, independent spirit as well as his resentment towards his family.
Eurydice Candle
The Eurydice Candle, which Vivi foolishly hands over to Tamsyn Bligh, symbolizes Vivi’s trustingness. Vivi resents what she interprets as her gullibility. Rhys helps her see that her inherent trustingness is actually a positive quality.
Polka dots
Polka dots are Vivi’s signature look, representing her originality. Rhys always associates her with polka dots, transforming the dorky pattern into a sex symbol.
Rhys’ pendant
Rhys’ pendant is a symbol of his attractiveness, as it reminds Vivi of his ability to pull anything off. The narrator says, “She hadn’t even...
This section contains 467 words (approx. 2 pages at 400 words per page) |