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City of Heavenly Fire by Cassandra Clare is the final book in The Mortal Instruments book series. This book is about a girl, Clary Fray, and her friends fighting the biggest war in the history of shadowhunters. Not only is this the biggest war, it is against none other than Clary’s own brother, Sebastian Morgenstern. Sebastian has created a cup that will turn the shadowhuntes into what is called “Endarkened.” Those who become endarkened lose their soul and become a servant or slave to Sebastian. With this cup, Sebastian turns shadowhunters against their own kind. Clary is determined to kill Sebastian, and she is not the only one. Another person who is just as determined to kill Sebastian as Clary is the love of her life, Jace Herondale. Jace was linked to Sebastian in the book before this, and he was separated when Clary stabbed him with the sword “Glorious” that contained heaven’s fire. The sword separated the link but also placed heaven’s fire inside of Jace making him into a very powerful weapon. The book ends with many lives …show more content…
You are the blade of Heaven. Make sure you are worthy” – Brother Zachariah (page 234). Zachariah is talking to Jace after Jace goes to visit him. Zachariah used to be a Silent Brother. The Silent Brothers are a group of immortal male Shadowhunters that serve as medics. They have mutated faces and speak to people in their mind, not out loud. When he tried to heal Jace after he was wounded the heavenly fire touched Zachariah. This burned the darkness in his blood and caused him to become mortal again. Jace believes that the heavenly fire is a curse and all he wants is to get rid of it. Zachariah tells him this quote to explain to him that he should not try to get rid of it because it is a gift and a weapon that he has been trusted with. This causes Jace to look at the heavenly fire in a different

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