The silver dial, volume 3 (of 3)
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The narrative follows efforts to restore a town's great clock and the fragile reconciliation among artisans and civic leaders after a recent upheaval. A returning master organizes the repair of the horologe, marshaling reluctant and repentant colleagues while tense domestic and political consequences afflict a proud municipal official. Interwoven episodes show personal reckonings, rivalries softened by shared craft, visits to physicians, moral dilemmas, and quiet confessions, as the community prepares for the mechanism's public unveiling. Themes include duty, restoration, the interplay of pride and humility, and how collaborative workmanship can heal social fractures.
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