The Maidens Symbols & Objects

Alex Michaelides
This Study Guide consists of approximately 61 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Maidens.
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The Maidens Symbols & Objects

Alex Michaelides
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Boxes of Sebastian's Belongings

The boxes of Sebastian's belongings symbolize that he is gone. The fact that the items are still in boxes is a symbol of Mariana's inability to cope with his death or to move on.

The Scars on Henry's Chest

The scars on Henry's chest are symbols of Henry's emotional pain. Mariana immediately recognizes them as a cry for help.

Money

For Mariana's father, money was a symbol of security. Mariana believes Sebastian felt the same.

The Paths at Cambridge

Initially, the paths at Cambridge symbolize Mariana's memories of how she and Sebastian met and fell in love at the college. However, after being there with Zoe, the symbolism changes. Mariana sees them as symbols of blood and death.

Pinecones

Pinecones symbolize “the spirit within the body,” according to Edward. In this novel, the pinecones also symbolize a clue about the murders. The fact...

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