Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer Symbols & Objects

This Study Guide consists of approximately 43 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Theodore Boone.

Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer Symbols & Objects

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Desks

Desks are symbolic of prestige and power. Theo notices how large the judge's desk is, and he also notes how this desk symbolizes power. He then goes in to talk to his teacher and notices that his teacher's desk is smaller. This demonstrates how judges have much more power and prestige in society than teachers do, and it also shows how judges are more concerned with prestige and power than teachers generally are.

Stolen Items

The items stolen from the Duffys are symbolic of their wealth. Jewelry and fine watches are stolen. The Duffys are known to live in an area of the community that is overly concerned with wealth and that has a lot of money.

Drinks

The lawyers from both sides go to get drinks together at times after court. This symbolizes their professionalism and how they do not let their professional struggles interfere...

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