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Surgeries and Marrying Younger Women (The White Cat's Divorce)
The wealthy man's constant pursuit of surgeries and marrying younger women symbolizes his desperate attempt to defy aging and cling to his fading youth. It represents society's obsession with physical appearance and the fear of mortality.
Dogs (The White Cat's Divorce)
The dogs encountered by the youngest son during his journey symbolize companionship, loyalty, and emotional connection. They represent the son's capacity for love and his ability to form genuine connections, contrasting with his father's superficial relationships.
Marijuana Farm Tended by Cats (The White Cat's Divorce)
The marijuana farm tended by cats is a symbol of the unconventional and the magical. It represents a place outside the constraints of the wealthy man's world, where the youngest son discovers acceptance and finds solace.
Unconventional Relationship (Prince Hat Underground)
Gary and Prince Hat's unconventional relationship symbolizes the complexity of love...
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