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This boy named Oliver Upandfree wrote a letter to someone now they are writing letters to each other and Mortiz is the person Oliver is writing letters to and Mortiz will not tell Oliver about him. But Oliver keeps on telling him about himself and Oliver really wants to know something about Mortiz.

The main character is writing a letter to someone he will never meet because he is allergic to electricity and he is wanting to find out who his dad is but his mom is not telling him. He also has epilepsy/seizures if he looks into electricity.

Lynet is a girl who has a stepmother because her mother, the original queen, died during childbirth. But in chapter 2 it is taking the point of view from her stepmother Mina's when she was 16 years old. Mina's father Gergory, believes when he hears about people who has "powers", so he goes and checks them out.

Finn's parents went over to Chloe's house. Finn's mom took her to school. But while that is happening the police is dragging the lake to see if Chloe's "kidnapper" killed her and threw her in the lake to dispose of the body.

So far in the book, two friends were going to pull off a fake abduction but a few days passed since Chloes "abduction" and Finn is starting to get worried that she actually has been abducted. The police have gotten involved in it.

A conflict that my main character is struggling is that she does not know if she is going by what her parents standards. Cassandras parent's standards are that she has to be a good child, a good sister, and a good christian girl. Her best Kayla lives her as she falls down the stairs when two of the popular girls come and talks to her.

I don't relate to Cassandra so far because she cusses a lot and acts like a prick to her parents and to some of her friends. Cassandra kind stays to herself but she talks to her brother more than she does her parents. Cassandra and her brother Eric both watch two genuine pigs.