Events
People
Figurative Language/Themes
100

A war during Isabel's time that determines the Americans' independency.

What is the American Revolution?

100

Isabel's first owner. 

Who is Miss Mary Finch?

100

Example of figurative language: "[Her] thoughts were churned like muddy water, with dangerous eels thrashing through it" 

What is an example of a simile.

200

Mr. Lockton escapes from New York city in this. 

What is a cheese crate?

200

A boy who shows Isabel to the tea water pump.

Who is Curzon?

200

An example of this theme: Isabel frees Curzon from the jail and they escape. 

What is freedom?

300

Isabel wakes up in Lady Seymour's house and the house and surrounding city is engulfed in flames.

What is the house fire scene? 

300

The narrator of the story 

Who is Isabel

300
An example of this theme: Madam dresses up Ruth and uses her as her pretty doll. 

What is dehumanization?

400

Colonel Reagan would do anything in his power to free Isabel and Ruth.

What is Colonel Reagan's promise to Isabel

400

A lady who tries to buy Isabel before the Locktons. 

Who is Jenny?

400

Example of theme: Ruth holding her doll

What is innocence?

500

Breaking free from slavery in a way described by Grandfather. 

What is trying to cross the River Jordan?

500

A man who doesn't believe Isabel can read the will and take the sisters as his. 

Who is Robert Finch. 

500
Three places in the novel that show the level of hope there is for Isabel

What are the three gardens? 

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