What might the doll on the dresser in "Nemecia" symbolize?

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gizmo_the_mogwai [7]2 years ago

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The porcelain doll Nemecia gives to Maria as a baby symbolizes their relationship and childhood together. When Nemecia claims to not remember the doll, this upsets Maria as she feels it is a rejection of her. She later realizes that it is because Nemecia does not think of her at all anymore.

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Yes

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