Objects & Places from Isola

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 160 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Objects & Places from Isola

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 160 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Birds

These are pets and wild flying creatures that Marguerite encounters on the island. They symbolize freedom.

The Island

This is where Marguerite, Damienne, and Auguste are exiled. It symbolizes isolation and survival.

The Sea

This is the body of water that Roberval’s ships sail. It symbolizes danger and fate.

Fire

This is required for Marguerite, Damienne, and Auguste to cook and stay warm. It symbolizes life and death.

Clothing and Possessions

These are items that Marguerite, Damienne, and Auguste bring with them to the island. They symbolize identity and gender roles.

Perigord

This is Marguerite’s childhood home. It symbolizes change.

La Rochelle

This is where Roberval brings Marguerite to live. It symbolizes the appearance of safety and civilization.

Bear Claw

This is a trophy Marguerite keeps from an animal she kills. It symbolizes survival and self-reliance.

Cittern and Virginal

These are musical instruments. They symbolize...

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