Wednesday, July 10—Monday, July 15, 1776
- From this point on, Isabel has little to no idea what's happening to her. Outside, they tie her to a wagon and a horse drags her down the street while people nearby laugh and point at her. They beat her in the head, knock out a few of her teeth, and give her black eyes.
- Before she knows it, she's in the dungeon under City Hall with an insane lady, dozens of panicked prisoners, and giant rats. She stays there for two days.
- The next thing she knows, she's on trial for the incident between her and Madam. Madam's wish is that Isabel be given a permanent reminder of her disobedience by being branded with the letter I for insolence on her cheek. The court abides by this desire and sentences her.