When Will There Be Good News?
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Harvest Flesh and Blood The Life and Adventures of Reggie Chase Ad Augusta per Angusta She Would Get the Flowers Herself Sanctuary To Brig o’ Dread Thou Com’st at Last Satis House Rapture Ready The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie Funny Old World The Celestial City The Dogs They Left Behind Adam Lay Ybounden Outlaw The Famous Reggie Missing in Action Reggie Chase, Girl Detective Pilgrim’s Progress “An Elderly Aunt” Nada y Pues Nada Ad Lucem Fiat Lux Grave Danger Jackson Risen Dr. Foster Went to Gloucester A Good Man Is Hard to Find Abide with Me Reggie Chase, Warrior Virgin Jackson Leaves the Building The Prodigal Wife Arma Virumque Cano Road Trip Tribulation High Noon La Règle du Jeu A Clean, Well-Lighted Place Sweet Little Wife, Pretty Little Baby Great Expectations A Puppy Is Just for Christmas The Rising of the Sun, the Running of the Deer God Bless Us, Every One Safely Gathered In And Scout
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All Characters Joanna Mason Hunter (Dr. Hunter) Jackson Brodie Regina “Reggie” Chase Louise Monroe Neil Hunter Gabriel Joseph Hunter (“the baby”) Ms. MacDonald Billy Chase Gabrielle Mason Howard Mason Jessica Mason Joseph Mason Patrick Brennan Andrew Decker Marcus McLellen Jackie Chase Martina Tessa Webb Julia The Strolling Woman David Needler Agnes Barker
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When Will There Be Good News?

by

Kate Atkinson

When Will There Be Good News? Symbols

Dogs

In When Will There Be Good News?, Atkinson uses dogs to symbolize faithful companionship and protection, particularly when humans fail to provide the same. Most often, this symbol works on a and direct level…

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