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At the end of Scene 22, the penultimate scene in The 7 Stages of Grieving, the Woman sets down and walks away from her suitcase, a central symbol of the emotional baggage associated with grief. This marks the Woman’s arrival at an endpoint in her continual struggle between emotion and numbness.
The suitcase, a symbol of the difficulty of carrying personal and collective grief, has been with the Woman for much of the play. It’s been filled with images of her family members who have passed away, with clumps of the red earth (symbolizing Australia’s First Nations people’s loss of…