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Cemetery
The cemetery where Nola is busy and Arthur visits symbolizes the transcendent connection between the living and the dead. Both Maddy and Arthur visit the cemetery and feel a comfort that the outside world cannot provide them with. Arthur finds his comfort in talking to Nola as if she is still alive, alongside his imaginary ruminations about Nola's neighbor. Meanwhile, Maddy feels comfortable in the cemetery because the dead do not judge her for her past.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamburger
The Mr. and Mrs. Hamburger figurine symbolizes Arthur's eternal love for Nola. It is something he holds dearly, as it evokes a specific memory of a time his relationship with Nola was tested. Arthur then decides to gift the figurine to Maddy, particularly because he senses she needs someone to show affection to her through an act of kindness and understanding.
Maddy's Nose Ring
Maddy's nose...
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