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Red Vines

These objects symbolize Robert's unique tastes. When Margot first meets him at her workplace, he buys a package of these objects from her. She makes a joke about the unusual nature of his choice, saying that she has never had anyone buy this object from her before.

Cats

These objects symbolize the promise of safety and normalcy. When Margot and Robert begin a joking correspondence over text, Robert's revelation that he has two of these objects at his home serves to help Margot feel more comfortable with him. Later, after things go bad quickly, she wonders if he had been lying about having these objects in order to make her feel at ease.

Button-down Shirt

This object symbolizes Robert's formality and his expectation that everyone else will share his idea of what is appropriate. When Robert does not hold Margot's hand or put his arm around...

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