Symbolism of the Bowl in Anne Beattie's "Janus"

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English

 

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September 6, 2016

 

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She places it on a lone table, removing all other items so that the bowl becomes the main focal point. When a client calls Andrea to ask where she can get a similar bowl, Andrea pretends not to know; yet it is obvious that she is well-aware where the bowl came from, and she simply does not want to tell anyone...
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Andrea becomes both possessive and obsessive about the bowl. As an example of her obsessive behavior, Beattie tells of an event where Andrea leaves the bowl at a home she has just shown. Upon realizing she has forgotten the bowl, Andrea races back to her client's house, "wonder[ing] how she could have left the bowl behind...
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