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It is a colour symbolising wealth; Miranda's upper-class status is undoubtedly an integral part of her character. It is also a gloomy colour, showing how she doesn't really find happiness in Clegg's basement.

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light purple: purple represents the upper class and wealth. While she is a representation of this, she also tries to challenge and overcome her class and wealth

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The colour purple often represents class and wealth, and it is considered the colour of royalty. Miranda does not identify with her upper-class upbringing, despite it affecting her mannerisms and opinions. This is why she is an off-shade of purple, showing her superficial disconnect with the upper class.

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The colour purple symbolises Miranda's character most accurately due to her continuous fear and desperation throughout the novel. It also represents her background, her upper class nature. She can be slightly egotistical at times as evident in the book when describing one of her boyfriends.

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Miranda would be a purple colour, as it not only symbolises class and wealth, it also is a representation of arrogance and sadness, which align with her behaviour in cleggs basment

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She's used to viewing things from atop her upper-class throne, but once she's kidnapped, everything gets taken away from her and she is forced to view things from a more grounded perspective.

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Gold represents Miranda as the colour symbolizes wealth which is what Miranda holds as she is wealthy in money along with being wealthy in personality as she holds herself very highly holding high class

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On the outside, Miranda appears to be quite beautiful and graceful, just like a swan. However, swans also represent artistry, which is just like how Miranda has creative skills and abilities in painting.

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An alarm clock ring represents Miranda realising that she is actually in this situation, and cannot use her wealth and class to get out of it. She is waking up to her reality. The story also paints Miranda to be an extremely annoying person, also relating to an alarm clock.

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shows wealth, class and status, all of which Miranda possesses. It symbolises how miranda is still of the upper class, although she decides not to associate with this side of her.

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Clegg's idea of miranda in his head is so perfect and innocent and slowly that image is shattered as he realises she is ugly and warped on the inside

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Miranda can be symbolised by a flickering candle. Candles are a common artefact of beauty and elegance, and while it looks harmless, the flame can burn the victims hand with ferosity. A flickering candle is also a sign that the candle is about to die, which is the same with Miranda, however, even a dying candle's burn hurts just as much as a regular candle, and this is shown by Miranda's fighting spirit and resilience, in that she never stopped trying to escape from Clegg till the end.

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This colour symbolises miranda well because it is often related to perfection and magnificence. This is often the view which clegg has on miranda due to how he sees her from the outside and not as a person. White also symbolises death and loss which could be direcly related to mirandas character

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Paintings are usually graceful, beautiful and greatly admired like Miranda, but also like miranda they are imprisoned just to be seen by other in a museum or on a wall. A paintings purpose, to a person like Clegg, is just to be looked at as a symbol, to be had and not much more. However, this is not true as paintings have a history, a story, have some type of dept that makes them unique.

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Miranda is like one of those picked flowers that people put on display. She's not seen as much of a person to anyone, but more of an object to look at and admire. She's fragile and weak, and people feel like they should protect her because of that, but in the way they would protect a valuable object, not a person.

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eyeball - miranda is objectified through the male gaze but also miranda has a unique viewpoint on class and wealth as she is apart of it, but also because she is one of the few who aims to overcome the ideology these people value.

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A street light could symbolise miranda due to how she stands out as a character. Streetlights are also often associated with hope in the night and could show how miranda is able to keep up her hope even though she may never escape. The flickering of the light could show how she may be losing hope of escaping.

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In part 1, the way she acts in Clegg's perspective is so on and off; she acts unstable, like shuffling through different radio stations. At times the way she acts is unclear for Clegg, which explains the noise of radio static; it's unclear and blurry but the noise is distinct.

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Miranda's personality would be around a gold color. Living life in wealth and in the high class, the color symbolizes the reminiscents of luxury.

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Clegg views Miranda as being beautiful when she is truly not beautiful but rather she hates Clegg and wants him to release her which is similar to a poisonous frog as predator's see no harm when the frog is poisonous and will kill them

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Beautiful at first but can be annoying over time. it also echos out from hidden place like a church tower. The music of a bell resonates with a person, it's empathic almost. And that is similar to Miranda.

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Mirandas character could be represented as static due to the lack of representation of her personality throughout the book. The first part of the book is written by clegg, who often isnt able to give insight into her personal feelings and may be an unreiable narratos

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The butterfly is a clear example on how when she is held captive she must go through a certain change to escape Clegg's household. The butterfly represents transformation, change and hope. How Butterflies go through a cacoon and change into a butterfly is how Miranda must go through this change.

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Miranda is compared to a baby whining as no matter what Clegg does Miranda always complains and does not care about Clegg being self centered like a baby would act

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out of tune piano - The piano (Miranda) looks desirable to Clegg but as he gets to know her, he realises that she is not as perfect as he thought she was and she is 'out of tune'

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Miranda is like a dictator giving a speech, the reason for this is that she is very good at manipulating creg to make him do whatever
she wants with just her word.

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Clegg thinks that Miranda is perfect at first, like a new sheet of glass that is perfectly smooth, shiny and transparent. However, as Clegg gets to know her she becomes less appealing and eventually that perfect image shatters.

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An angelic choir - with a strained tone. Miranda is idolised to be a perfect person by clegg and perfection is usually accompanied by beautiful musical sounds, such as a harp or angelic choirs.