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Wig
Tessa’s barrister wig symbolizes the authority and power she wields in court. As a defence barrister, it serves as a kind of armor, reinforcing her confidence and control over legal proceedings. When she wears it, she is in command, able to shape narratives and dismantle opposing arguments. However, after Julian’s assault, the wig takes on a different significance. When Tessa appears in court as a witness rather than a barrister, she is stripped of this protective symbol, leaving her feeling exposed and powerless. The absence of the wig highlights her loss of control and reinforces the imbalance of power in her trial.
Pink Blouse
The pink polyester blouse Tessa's mum buys her symbolizes the divide between Tessa’s working-class roots and her professional life in law. Her mum, with good intentions, believes the shirt would be suitable for Tessa’s career, but its cheap...
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