Melania's Christmas Hall looks like the set of a psychological drama about a lady who went mad after

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104. There is no joy or color in her or her Christmas decorations.

Empty space filled with barren branches.

Barron -- barren.

Maybe she is trying to tell us something.

bar·ren. . . .

1.
(of land) too poor to produce much or any vegetation.
synonyms: unproductive, infertile, unfruitful, sterile, arid, desert
"barren land"
antonyms: fertile
(of a tree or plant) not producing fruit or seed.
archaic
(of a woman) unable to have children.
synonyms: infertile, sterile, childless; technicalinfecund
"a barren woman"
antonyms: fertile
(of a female animal) not pregnant or unable to become so.
showing no results or achievements; unproductive.
"much of philosophy has been barren"
2.
(of a place or building) bleak and lifeless.
"the sports hall turned out to be a rather barren concrete building"
empty of meaning or value.
"those young heads were stuffed with barren facts"
synonyms: pointless, futile, worthless, profitless, valueless, unrewarding, purposeless, useless, vain, aimless, hollow, empty, vacuous, vapid
"a barren exchange of courtesies"
antonyms: fruitful
devoid of.
"the room was barren of furniture"

nounNorth American
noun: barren; plural noun: barrens

1.
a barren tract or tracts of land.
"crossing the barrens was no easy feat"

Origin
Middle English: from Old French barhaine, of unknown origin.

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