Black and White
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I agree that she had worn black for consecutive years because her two sons died, since she mentioned this to Maureen. However, I don't think that her white apartment signified hope, rather, it represents her life (before Kalayla came in)—colorless and lifeless. It could also be that she isn't motivated to put another color just like she's uninterested to put more things in her almost empty apartment.B Creech wrote: ↑03 Sep 2020, 13:03 Lena wears black all of the time, yet everything in her apartment is white. I think she wears the black because of the son she lost, and because of estrangement of her other sons; and I think the white signifies hope that one day her other sons will want to be a family again. That is what my thoughts are on this. What are your thoughts? Why does she wear black and why is everything in her apartment white? I would love to hear some more ideas on that!
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Excellent analogy and things I had not thought of!iammiape wrote: ↑17 Apr 2021, 05:13I agree that she had worn black for consecutive years because her two sons died, since she mentioned this to Maureen. However, I don't think that her white apartment signified hope, rather, it represents her life (before Kalayla came in)—colorless and lifeless. It could also be that she isn't motivated to put another color just like she's uninterested to put more things in her almost empty apartment.B Creech wrote: ↑03 Sep 2020, 13:03 Lena wears black all of the time, yet everything in her apartment is white. I think she wears the black because of the son she lost, and because of estrangement of her other sons; and I think the white signifies hope that one day her other sons will want to be a family again. That is what my thoughts are on this. What are your thoughts? Why does she wear black and why is everything in her apartment white? I would love to hear some more ideas on that!
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In case of the white apartment, I don't think there is a reason for that. She probably just likes it that way.
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