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Lucy Konsmo
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Reading for the 2nd time
read in January 2016
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(page 304 of 289)
"This book is not an allegory because there aren't any major events that occur in the book, that also occurred in history. There are situations that reflect human situation, such as when Tab faces the tough decision of whether to fight for her friend's faith, or her own reputation. Tab chooses her friend over herself, which can reflect to the meaning that helping others can be more of a reward than helping yourself." — Jan 15, 2016 02:36PM
"This book is not an allegory because there aren't any major events that occur in the book, that also occurred in history. There are situations that reflect human situation, such as when Tab faces the tough decision of whether to fight for her friend's faith, or her own reputation. Tab chooses her friend over herself, which can reflect to the meaning that helping others can be more of a reward than helping yourself." — Jan 15, 2016 02:36PM
Lucy Konsmo
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(page 301 of 305)
"In Paper Towns, by John Green, Margo has been found. However, once Q and his gang find her, she wants to be left alone. Margo strictly tells Q that she never wanted to be found, and that she never left any clues. Q's friend are astonished, because they drove two days, only to find that their task was merely pointless. Q doesn't believe Margo and proceeds to make her fall for him." — Dec 14, 2015 08:30AM
"In Paper Towns, by John Green, Margo has been found. However, once Q and his gang find her, she wants to be left alone. Margo strictly tells Q that she never wanted to be found, and that she never left any clues. Q's friend are astonished, because they drove two days, only to find that their task was merely pointless. Q doesn't believe Margo and proceeds to make her fall for him." — Dec 14, 2015 08:30AM
Lucy Konsmo
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(page 526 of 531)
"The inciting incident of Allegiant is when the Allegiant decide to send 6 people out of the fence, to discover their world outside. The six of them realize that going outside the fence has high risks. This shows how important it is to them. Everything after this event leads to the conflict and the climax of the story. The climax occurs outside of the city, which is why leaving the fence is the inciting incident." — Oct 23, 2015 08:39AM
"The inciting incident of Allegiant is when the Allegiant decide to send 6 people out of the fence, to discover their world outside. The six of them realize that going outside the fence has high risks. This shows how important it is to them. Everything after this event leads to the conflict and the climax of the story. The climax occurs outside of the city, which is why leaving the fence is the inciting incident." — Oct 23, 2015 08:39AM
Lucy’s 2025 Year in Books
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