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Why might The Great Fire be figuratively important in the book Chains?

Why might The Great Fire be figuratively important in the book Chains?
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Why might The Great Fire be figuratively important in the book Chains?

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Without a specific chapter reference, this question is a bit difficult. Isabel is frequently depressed, and she has reason to be depressed. The book starts out with her and her sister being freed...
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