Test of loyalty from "summary" of Wings of Fire by Charles Todd
The concept of loyalty is a powerful force, one that can bind individuals together or tear them apart. In times of war, loyalty is often put to the test, as allegiances are questioned and loyalties are challenged. The characters in 'Wings of Fire' face numerous tests of loyalty throughout the book, each one revealing the true nature of their convictions and the strength of their bonds. One such test of loyalty occurs when the protagonist is asked to choose between following orders from his superiors and protecting his comrades in the heat of battle. This decision forces him to confront his own values and priorities, and to we...
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