The Butterfly Girl

What do butterflies symbolize to Celia in the novel, The Butterfly Girl?

The Butterfly Girl

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For Celia, the butterflies are symbolic of a better time in her life, and they gather around her as a means of protection. Similar to the way Sarah uses Little Self, Celia uses the butterflies to help when she feels the need for comfort and protection.

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The Butterfly Girl