Voyage in the Dark
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Part One: Chapter 1 Part One: Chapter 2 Part One: Chapter 3 Part One: Chapter 4 Part One: Chapter 5 Part One: Chapter 6 Part One: Chapter 7 Part One: Chapter 8 Part One: Chapter 9 Part Two: Chapter 1 Part Two: Chapter 2 Part Two: Chapter 3 Part Two: Chapter 4 Part Two: Chapter 5 Part Three: Chapter 1 Part Three: Chapter 2 Part Three: Chapter 3 Part Three: Chapter 4 Part Three: Chapter 5 Part Three: Chapter 6 Part Three: Chapter 7 Part Four: Chapter 1
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All Themes Homesickness, Memory, and Belonging Sexism, Love, and Power Race and Identity Money and Happiness
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All Characters Anna Morgan Walter Jeffries Hester Maudie Laurie Ethel Matthews Uncle Bo Francine Vincent Germaine Carl Redman Joe Adler Viv
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All Symbols Anna’s Coat
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Voyage in the Dark

by

Jean Rhys
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Anna’s Coat

The coat Anna buys after Walter gives her money for the first time symbolizes the worldly comforts and luxuries that she gains from dating a wealthy older man. Walter sends her money in an envelope…

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