Status Updates From Recruit (Bodyguard #1, part 1)

Supporting Characters: The main character in my story is Connor. His role is to be a kid bodyguard and protect high profile people. I think that the supporting characters play a major role in this series and to helping the main character. I think the most important supporting character is Colonel Black. He provides a good influence for the main character and helps him through difficult times.

Audience and Purpose:
The audience that this book targets are mainly children under 18. It tries to make connections with those people. The book is an action book and its purpose is to get more kids adventurous and curious. It also targets kids that do martial arts or any type of fighting and shows them the good ways that their fighting skill sets can be used.

Genre:
The genre of this book is action/adventure and falls under the category of fiction. I know this because in the book the setting and the places that my character visits are all fake and not actually places in the real world. The characters are also fake, the people that the main character protects such as the president and his daughter are not real people and never were the presidents.

Conflict:
The conflict in my book is character vs society. The main character in the book is a child bodyguard named Connor. His job is to protect high profile celebs around his age. He has to protect his assignment from enemies. The conflict could also be character vs character if he is protecting hsi assignment from only one person.

Setting:
The setting of the story is in Whales in the modern century. It takes place in the 2010. There are multiple scenes in the book that indicate the time period and setting. For example in the first part of the story the character Conner gets recruited to be a bodyguard. He gets picked up and during the drive he talks about the scenery and is drive to whales.

Point of View: 3rd person limited
The book has an outside narrator. Even though the narrator isn't a 1st person narrator, they are still able to understand the characters thoughts and feelings and emotions. In the book there is a boy named Conner, he is being recruited by a company to be a bodyguard for famous people. The narrator is able to understand all of Conner's emotions, thoughts, and feelings.

Point of View: 3rd Person Limited
The story is told by an outside narrator, but the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of the main character. The main character in this book is a boy named Conner. He is being recruited to be a bodyguard for famous people. Even though it isn't a first person narrator, the narrator is still able to understand all of the thoughts and feelings of the character.