All That's Left in the World

What is an example of symbolism in the novel, All That’s Left in the World?

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The garden gnome is a symbol that the cabin was once a place where Jamie's family was happy and comfortable before the pandemic. Jamie reveals that he bought the gnome named Holly for his mom.

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