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William Langton
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"The archetype in this book is desert and emptiness. Watney is stranded on a desert like planet or mars. Watney has no one to talk to and no one to help him. He has to go through many different trails and errors to try to contact people and save himself. Watney is stuck on this desert like planet with little to no hope of survival. Watney is physically on a desert planet all alone." — May 07, 2019 11:53AM
"The archetype in this book is desert and emptiness. Watney is stranded on a desert like planet or mars. Watney has no one to talk to and no one to help him. He has to go through many different trails and errors to try to contact people and save himself. Watney is stuck on this desert like planet with little to no hope of survival. Watney is physically on a desert planet all alone." — May 07, 2019 11:53AM
William Langton
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"In my book And Then There Were None all the characters are pretty evil but the most evil would be Justice Wargrave. He is basically controls then quality people and they are at his mercy. He controls how they die and hat happens before that. He can kill at his will and he is like a god character and chooses what he does with the people. He is the evil character and is the most likely to be the worst character." — Jan 28, 2019 12:09PM
"In my book And Then There Were None all the characters are pretty evil but the most evil would be Justice Wargrave. He is basically controls then quality people and they are at his mercy. He controls how they die and hat happens before that. He can kill at his will and he is like a god character and chooses what he does with the people. He is the evil character and is the most likely to be the worst character." — Jan 28, 2019 12:09PM
William Langton
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"Joe Rantz and he is in his family’s garden that he tends for it and brings him joy. When his little brother comes out and starts stepping on his garden he does something to make he step-mother very mad. He is banished from the house and has to work on his own and work hard for food. This is significant because when he is rowing he has to learn to care for his teammates and because he learned how to love by himself." — Jan 07, 2019 12:10PM
"Joe Rantz and he is in his family’s garden that he tends for it and brings him joy. When his little brother comes out and starts stepping on his garden he does something to make he step-mother very mad. He is banished from the house and has to work on his own and work hard for food. This is significant because when he is rowing he has to learn to care for his teammates and because he learned how to love by himself." — Jan 07, 2019 12:10PM
William’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at William’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
751 books
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343 books
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948 friends
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