Crossroads: A Novel

Significance of Russ's Office

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Russ's office symbolizes the past. The space is filled with the paraphernalia of Russ's youth, including his extensive record collection. He feels comforted being in the office, because it feels like an extension of his true self. Rather, the space is really a manifestation of Russ's lost and irretrievable past, and his desperate attempts to cling to it.