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"If I could give a character advice, I would tell them that Kaylee's Earth(our Earth) is at the bottom of the waterfall void. i would also tell them that there is another world like theirs in the Bermuda Triangle. I know this because of how Kaylee describes getting into the Dragon's Triangle and how Alex went around the Triangle world. Kaylee went from Earth, and went "up the waterfall" and into their world." — Jun 02, 2020 02:56PM
"If I could give a character advice, I would tell them that Kaylee's Earth(our Earth) is at the bottom of the waterfall void. i would also tell them that there is another world like theirs in the Bermuda Triangle. I know this because of how Kaylee describes getting into the Dragon's Triangle and how Alex went around the Triangle world. Kaylee went from Earth, and went "up the waterfall" and into their world." — Jun 02, 2020 02:56PM
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"An archetype of this book is how the author differentiates between good and bad. In this story, the villain, Red Skull, is the Nazi leader of Hydra, brought back from his death in World War II by Dr. Arnim Zola cloning Captain America's body with the Skull's conscience. This means Captain America and the Red Skull look the same, except for the Red Skull's literal red noggin. They are the same, but one is evil." — May 05, 2020 06:16PM
"An archetype of this book is how the author differentiates between good and bad. In this story, the villain, Red Skull, is the Nazi leader of Hydra, brought back from his death in World War II by Dr. Arnim Zola cloning Captain America's body with the Skull's conscience. This means Captain America and the Red Skull look the same, except for the Red Skull's literal red noggin. They are the same, but one is evil." — May 05, 2020 06:16PM
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"While this book is nonfiction, it is still driven by something, in this case, the setting. This book takes place during the Great Depression, and much of what the characters do is driven by trying to make any money, any living that they can subside on." — Mar 24, 2020 10:42AM
"While this book is nonfiction, it is still driven by something, in this case, the setting. This book takes place during the Great Depression, and much of what the characters do is driven by trying to make any money, any living that they can subside on." — Mar 24, 2020 10:42AM
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