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The Great Divorce Objects/Places
The Gray Town
The Gray Town represents Hell. It is always rainy and gray.
The Bus Stop
The Bus Stop is in the Gray Town. Passengers fight to get on the bus.
The Bus Stop
The bus takes passengers from Hell to Heaven.
The Foothills of Heaven
The bus drops the passengers from the Gray Town at the Foothills of Heaven. The ghosts must travel to the mountains on foot in order to become Bright People.
The Mountains
The Mountains represent Exaltation. Once there, people continue learning and are always happy.
The River
The narrator finds a river to walk on because the grass hurts his feet.
The Waterfall
The waterfall speaks to the ghosts and advises or warns them.
The Chess Game
The chess people represent the souls of the gigantic people.
The Silver Table
The silver table is the world whereon the chess people reside.
The Narrator's Study
The narrator's study is the last setting of the story, where he wakes up from his dream.
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