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When I'm visualizing the book I am thinking of how overtly cocky the main character is, it is very annoying and I'm not a big fan of that. I do kind of see in my head all the challenges that are being laid out. I can kind of create a mental picture of the main setting and the main charterers. But, yeah that is basically it.

The antagonist is introduced later in the book, his name is Murlough, in the story he is a vampaneze or a vampire that just kills people almost every day just for the heck of it. He was introduced by trying to kill someone and he got caught in that act but got away. Now where I am in the story, he has taken on of the main supporting characters hostage and the protagonist is trying to save him. That is it for now.

The characterization of each book refers to what the main character feels. So, in my book the main character (Darren Shan) feels like he doesn't like the fact that he is half human-half vampire. That is really what he feels. He doesn't really do much in the book involving humans because that could lead to someone getting hurt and he talks like a regular kid. He does think like an adult, too. That is all I could say.

So far there are not many supporting characters on this book, there is Mr. Crepsley, a vampire that trained the main character Darren Shan on how to be a half-vampire and how to survive. Mr. Crepsley also introduced Darren to the freak show that he works in now called Cirque Du Freak. The next character isn't in the book that much yet but it is a kid named Evra, he is a half-human, half-snake. That is it so far.

The point of view of my book is 3rd person limited. The main character can only tell his thoughts but, no one else. I think that the point of view of 3rd person limited adds more to the story and also it adds more suspense because you don't know when another character is planing something bad and I find that better for a story like this one.

The genre of my book is thriller, fiction and suspense. The reason why is because it kind of has a "scary" aspect to it and it is very suspenseful because you don't really know if it is going to be a bad thing that will happen or a good thing. That is basically it.

The setting of the story takes place in the middle of nowhere from where I am now in the book. At the start of the book it took place all over the world, and stuff like that. I don't really have a good idea of the time period of the the book but if I had to guess it is in the current era or within the past 100 years of the year of the 19th century.

The type of conflict in this book is like character against society. It is also kind of character against himself. The reason why is because being a vampire he has to avoid being discovered by the humans and being well... killed. He also kind of hates himself being a vampire but he has to deal with it. That is basically it.

The protagonist is the main character of the story. His name is Darren. He was forced to become half vampire and half human in order to save his friend in the previous book. Now, in this book, he is just learning how to become a vampires assistant.

There are 3 climaxes in this book because there are 3 different stories. The first climax is when Josef and a group of other people take hostages on the ship that they were on. The second climax is when Isabelle and her family were caught by the coast guard trying to seek refuge in the U.S. Then Muhammad and his dad get shot with tear gas and put in prison for illegally crossing the Hungarian border.

The inciting incident is when everyone leaves there homeland due to a very drastic event in my book. There are three inciting incidents though because there are three main characters. That is really it.

There are many plots in the book. The main plot is the quest plot. Everyone in this book is trying to get somewhere while overcoming obstacles. It is also kind of a tragedy because many on the main characters family members die in the book. It is also a book about a dangerous voyage that all the main characters face. Those are basically all the plots of the book.

There are a bunch of supporting characters in my book. First off, there are the 3 main charters, but since they are equally as important they are considered supporting charters. Then there are the parents of each charter. They each play a major role in each of the main charters lives and there goals they achieve. Well, that is basically it.

There were many visuals that I have during a book. I have a lot with the book I'm reading right now too. Like when one of the main characters had their bar mitzvah, I visualized a huge crowed people stuffed on each balcony and the rumbling of the engine of the boat that they were on. I also imagined when another characters house got bombed, there was rubble everywhere and the building was falling over. that's it.

Two things that I can relate to with two of the characters is that they are both boys and they are both 13 years old like me. Another thing is that one of them lives in a time with cell phone but, he doesn't have on like me. There is one more character but I really don't relate to here at all so, yeah that is basically it.

Two of the connection I have with two of the main characters is that they are both boys like me and they are both 13 like me. Another thing that I relate to one of the characters is that he lives in a time with cell phones, but he doesn't have one just like me which also relates to me. There is one more character that doesn't really relate to me a lot so, that is basically it.

The characteristics of my favorite character Rohan in this book is that he can get very mad at times like yelling and stuff and at other times he can be very shy and not talk at all. He is kind of a nerd as well as his friends. So, overall his personality is kind of passive aggressive. That is really it.

The antagonist is a bunch of things. The main antagonist is the hotel that they are challenged to spend 1 night in. The first antagonist is the school bully, Rohan. And then from like the 7th chapter and on it is the hotel. But there is a ghost person called the grand dame which is kind of the leader of the ghost hotel.

the genre of my book is horror fiction. It is fiction because there are not real people in this book and it is also a horror book because it is scary. There are many times where something frighting happens and I love that, that is why I love this book.

the protagonist is a girl named Olivia, and a girl name Janie. There are a few other characters, but they are the main characters. They both have the same goal of finding the person stalking them, too.

the protagonist is a girl named Olivia, and a girl name Janie. There are a few other characters, but they are the main characters. They both have the same goal of finding the person stalking them, too.

The main characters are girls named Olivia and Janie. It takes place at 16 Olcott place. The main problem is that someone is stalking them. It is in the current era. The thing that got the story started was when they got a creepy letter in the mail. It is told in a diary form. The key events started in the middle of the book. So, that is about it.

So, the summery. First of all the main character is a girl named Olivia she also has a friend that just moved into a mysterious house. Her name is Janie. The story is about a man that has been stalking the characters. They life in 16 Olcott place. It is in the modern era because the characters have phone but that is all I know. The thing that really got everyone freaked out was when they received a creepy letter.

Predictions. I have a prediction based on my book. Based on the way one of the main characters has been acting like in the book, I think the main bad guy (the sentry) is Ben. I have already made a prediction about this and so far I think it is going the way I predicted. Like in one part of the book when Ben was sneaking up to the main characters house in the middle of the night and ran away when he was caught.

Conflict- this is a character vrs character type of conflict. The main character (Olivia) and her friend are dealing with a mysterious person named the sentry that keeps sending mysterious notes with death threats on them to their home. So, they need to find out who is doing this and they need to find out a way to stop the sentry.

The POV of the book is first person. It is in the eyes of this girl named Olivia. You know what she is thinking and seeing. As the reader you can also know what her emotions are. I find that really helpful when reading the book, too.