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Pierrot and Jackson Quincey
Uncle Clem’s Vase
This Tallis family heirloom was given to Jack Tallis’s brother Clem to commemorate Clem’s liberation of a village near Verdun in World War I. Early in the book, while Cecilia and Robbie flirt, they accidentally… read analysis of Uncle Clem’s Vase
The Trials of Arabella
The Trials of Arabella is the title of the play that Briony composes at the beginning of the novel and imperiously directs Lola, Jackson, and Pierrot to perform with her. At the end… read analysis of The Trials of Arabella
Amo Bars
Amo Bars are the candy manufactured by Paul Marshall’s family company, distributed to soldiers in World War II. Their presence on the battlefield acts as a reminder of Marshall’s power and influence, and demonstrates that… read analysis of Amo Bars
