 Love is a repeated theme in nearly every scene in "Venus", and in every characters' interaction with Venus.Parks accomplishes this repetition by personifying love in three forms; the "love-object" is Venus, the unloved is the Bride-To-Be, and the lover emerges in both the Baron Docteur as the "dis-rememberer", and the Negro Resurrectionist as the "rememberer".Venus is an object of love from the moment the Overture begins.