Chains Chapters 30-40

Front

What does Isabel do with her Christmas pudding?

Back

She shares it with a homeless family in Canvastown.

Front

Why does Curzon tell Ruth not to leave her cloak?

Back

He warns her that it will only be stolen as soon as he falls asleep.

Front

How does Isabel feel after Lady Seymour's apology?

Back

She feels like she and Lady Seymour don't even speak the same language.

Front

What is hidden in the loaf of bread Sal brings to Dibdin?

Back

A note telling that Washington won a battle.

Front

What does Lady Seymour decide is the most valuable thing to take from the fire?

Back

The portrait of the yellow-haired man.

Front

Who is Isabel's main concern for during the story?

Back

Her family and their well-being.

Front

What does the portrait of the yellow-haired man symbolize for Lady Seymour?

Back

It represents her past and the memories associated with it.

Front

What role does Curzon play in Isabel's life?

Back

He acts as a protector and friend.

Front

What does the act of sharing Christmas pudding signify in the story?

Back

It signifies kindness and compassion towards those in need.

Front

How does Isabel's relationship with Lady Seymour evolve throughout the story?

Back

It evolves from resentment to a complex understanding.