Till We Have Faces
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Part 1: Chapter 1 Part 1: Chapter 2 Part 1: Chapter 3 Part 1: Chapter 4 Part 1: Chapter 5 Part 1: Chapter 6 Part 1: Chapter 7 Part 1: Chapter 8 Part 1: Chapter 9 Part 1: Chapter 10 Part 1: Chapter 11 Part 1: Chapter 12 Part 1: Chapter 13 Part 1: Chapter 14 Part 1: Chapter 15 Part 1: Chapter 16 Part 1: Chapter 17 Part 1: Chapter 18 Part 1: Chapter 19 Part 1: Chapter 20 Part 1: Chapter 21 Part 2: Chapter 1 Part 2: Chapter 2 Part 2: Chapter 3 Part 2: Chapter 4
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All Themes Love and Devouring Jealousy Self-understanding Earthly vs. Divine Justice Beauty vs. Ugliness
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Characters
All Characters Orual (The Queen) Psyche (Istral) Redival The Fox Trom (The King) Batta Bardia Ansit The god of the Grey Mountain (the Brute/the Shadowbrute) The Priest of Ungit Arnom Argan of Phars Trunia of Phars The priest of Istra The peasant woman The judge Tarin The New Queen
Symbols
All Symbols The Veil Faces The Mirror The Chains in the Well Ungit The Palace on the Mountain
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