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The Kent Echo

This publication is the source of Jean's income and it embodies the pride she takes in her work.

Cigarettes

These are a small source of Jean's pleasure, and many people in this time and setting use them.

Jean's Doing Her Mother's Hair

This small act of kindness represents Jean's devotion to her mother.

Jean's Dress From Gretchen

This object represents friendship, skill, and manipulation

Howard's Jewelry Shop

This location is place of refuge for Jean and Howard as their feelings for each other deepen.

Jemima

This creature symbolizes Jean's growing affection for Margaret.

St. Cecilia's

This institution represents a somewhat oppressive, traditional place of treatment.

Aunt Edie's Orchard

This place represents freedom and fun for Jean and Howard.

Jean's Unused Luxuries

These items in Jean's drawer represent restraint and longing.

Howard's Car

Many of Jean's and Howard's early affectionate moments take place in Howard's car...

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