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"The symbol represents the message that..."
Do you say "represent" a message?
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May be possibly, we need the full sentence, or tell us what you are thinking about representing.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/represent
depending on the context "depicts" or another word may be better.
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You could say “convey a message” although it would be great if you marked what it is all about and wrote a more complete of the version of what you wanted to say.
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It (third person) represents something
To represent (infinitive) a thing/person
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No. The symbol is in the third person neutral (it). So it represents something.
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