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Mig has just brought Gregory the jailer his lunch in the dungeon and confirms for him that once again, there’s no soup on his tray.
The novel characterizes soup as something that’s capable of bringing people together, providing warmth and comfort, and giving people strength. As far as Gregory is concerned, it’s absurd to outlaw soup, given how helpful it is—and how much harm not having it is doing to King Phillip’s subjects. Readers already know, for instance, that poor people like Uncle rely on soup; when the king’s soldier confiscated Uncle’s soup supplies and suggested Uncle eat cake, Uncle…