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The Key is a small black button-shaped key which opens the small door located in the drawing room that opens up the portal to the the other world, where Coraline Jones encounters Other Mother, who tries to lure her into a trap.
The Beldam (Other Mother)'s Right Hand - Coraline Wiki
The hand (by itself) is first seen in the last scene the Other Mother was in. Coraline and the Ghost Chilren pulled the door shut, on top of the Beldam's hand. Eventually, in the 2nd to last scene, the hand comes out of the door and follows Coraline to the well, hoping to pull her and the key back.
The Well - Coraline Wiki | Fandom
Coraline returns to the well for the epilogue. She walks to it with the intent of dropping the key down it. The beldam (Other Mother)'s right hand stalks her to it. The moment Coraline is prepared to drop the key; the hand jumps her and starts pulling both her with the key back toward the Pink Palace Apartments, away from the well.
The Key in Coraline - Shmoop
There's only one key to the door between the other world and our world. And the other mother and Coraline both want to control that key. The appearance of the key can help us understand what it represents. Compared to the other keys, it's …
Coraline Plot Summary - Course Hero
Coraline sets up a trap over an old abandoned well using a sheet to appear as a hard table. She places the key on the sheet. The hand and the key fall into the well and are trapped forever when Other Mother's hand tries to get the key.
Coraline Symbols, Allegory and Motifs - GradeSaver
As the story progresses, it becomes clear that both Coraline and the other mother fight to possess the key, as it represents freedom, mobility, and power. The other mother specifically wishes to keep the key so that she can hunt for victims in both dimensions. For Coraline, the key represents escape and victory from the beldam's world. Food (Motif)
Coraline Chapter 13 Summary & Analysis - LitCharts
That night, after Coraline gets into bed, the hand scratches at her window. Coraline leaps out of bed and frightens it off—but realizes that even if she keeps the key around her neck, she’s still in danger.
Coraline Chapter 12 Summary & Analysis - LitCharts
Coraline realizes that the hand is after her key. Just as the lost children warned her, Coraline’s troubles with the other mother are not yet at their end. When Coraline slammed the door between their worlds, she severed the other mother’s hand—and it has found a way through the hall.
Coraline Chapter 13 Summary - Course Hero
Coraline goes down to Miss Spink and Miss Forcible's apartment with the iron key dangling from her hand. They open the door and she tells them loudly that she will be playing with her dolls by the tennis court. She also tells them very loudly about the key she has.
Coraline Symbols & Objects - BookRags.com
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