In this chapter, we learn that the new emperor of Norway is none other than Mr. Ailen. He welcomes the freedom of the slaves and gives them gifts. He tells them that he has a gift for them too: a magical flower that can cure witches. The narrator tells us that the flower is a "rare ingredient" for magic potions and that it sells very well in the marketplace.
In this chapter, we learn that the new emperor of Norway is none other than Mr. Ailen. He welcomes the freedom of the slaves and gives them gifts. He tells them that he has a gift for them too: a magical flower that can cure witches. The narrator tells us that the flower is a "rare ingredient" for magic potions and that it sells very well in the marketplace.