What do the blue suede shoes symbolize in “Thank You, M’am”?

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Answer: Roger's pair of blue suede shoes is the most potent symbol in "Thank You, M'am." In the context of the story, they symbolize money, desire, and the dream of a better life. For Roger, they symbolize a kind of luxury that he wouldn't be able to afford otherwise, and thus the shoes come to represent the unattainable.

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a second chance to do what is right

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