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Part II: Chapters XXV - XXIX Summary
Isabel lives in a state of constant depression. She is forced to continue working for Madam Lockton, who won't even address Isabel directly. She only speaks through Becky. Isabel has withdrawn completely from the world, actually relishing the physical pain of her brand as it heals because it keeps her mind off the emotional pain of her losses. Curzon tries to visit with Isabel but she wants nothing to do with him, feeling that he, like Colonel Regan, has lied to her. Curzon is persistent and even stops by the Lockton house, forcing Isabel to speak with him. HE asks if Lockton has received any more letters. Isabel is outraged. Her hatred for Curzon and the damage his plans have done to her, and she vows to never speak to him again. Later...
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