Grandmother's House
Symbolizes Daniel's hate for the Romans, and, at the same time, his need to protect his family members.
Roof at Grandmother's House
Where Daniel used to sleep; it is where he looks out over the village and thinks about the mountain and the cave.
The Synagogue
A small white building in the center of the village; it has rows of low, wooden benches for the men, who sit in the order of their trades. A grilled screen separates the men from the women,
Ketzah
The village below the mountain where Daniel grew up and where his grandmother and sister still live.
Capernaum
A city on the sea with a variety of houses, busy markets, and a bustling economy where many languages are spoken .
Joel's House
Sitting high on a hill, Daniel cannot believe the luxury it represents.
Demons
Supernatural beings that possess people such as Leah...
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