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Social Media Posts
The social media posts Nell writes for Meg at the start of the novel symbolize her disconnection from her true self and her inability to express her own desires. By crafting posts in Meg’s voice rather than her own, Nell is trapped in a cycle of mimicry, losing touch with her authentic voice. This work, which revolves around promoting a glamorous lifestyle she doesn't relate to, highlights her sense of being adrift and disconnected from her own identity. It reflects the emotional and creative suppression Nell experiences, setting the stage for her eventual journey toward self-discovery and empowerment.
Christening
When Felim takes Nell to a family christening, it symbolizes his brief attempt to present their relationship as "normal" and socially acceptable. For a fleeting moment, he seems to embrace the idea of a stable, committed partnership. However, this illusion is quickly shattered when...
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