Liberation Square (PU) is the central square of Uchronic Paris, on the axis of 1901, in the Paris of the Magical Industrial Revolution. Twelve radial avenues, in the style of the Arc de Triomphe, meet there.
Its statue of Liberation is a hooded figure with a torch and a broken chain. The broken chain answers the perpetual chain of the Uchronic Bastille: two monuments at opposite ends of the city’s symbolic axis. The statue embodies and celebrates the Revolution, and the square stands as the antithesis of the repressive justice of the Executioner of Paris.