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PROTAGONIST: The protagonist of this book is David. He is the leader of the group that holds the House of Parliament. He is described as a leader with a maniacal plan to take over all of London. David has ambition and his actions keep the story going. That is who the protagonist is in this book.

TYPES OF CONFLICT: I think this book is either character vs nature or character vs society. In this book the kids have to survive zombies and technically zombies are still people and majority of the world are zombies so it could be character vs society. It could also being character vs nature because society did make themselves zombies.

THE 7 STORY ARCHETYPES: I believe that this book Archetype is Overcoming the Monster because all the kids have to defeat groups of zombies in London. The kids are overcoming the monster (Which is the zombies.) That is what I believe the Story Archetype for this book is.

POINT OF VIEW: I believe the point of view for this book is Third-Person. I believe this book's point of view is Third Person Because The Narrator is not Chris McCandles. The book still has some quotes in the first person but the book is told in Third-Person.

SETTING: Into The Wild follows Chris's adventure in the Alaska Wilderness. The remote area he is in is called Healy. Chris goes to Healy in April 1992. So the Setting is April 1992 in Healy Alaska. That is the setting of Into The Wild.

GENRE: I believe Into The Wild's genre is non-fiction. I believe it is a non-fiction because it really happened. The book goes through Jon's up and downs. It could also be a biography because he is telling the story. That is why I believe that Into The Wild's Genre is non-fiction.

INCITING INCIDENT:The inciting incident in my book would be when Indiana Jones escapes the the atomic bomb and the escaping of the atomic bomb kind of sets up Indian's character.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS: Dr. Watson is Sherlock's roommate/friend. Dr. Watson and Holmes shared rooms together until Dr. Watson got married. Watson helped Holmes with his investigations. Watson is introduced by his friend Stamford to Holmes. Holmes is looking for someone to share rent in rooms in 221B Baker Street. Watson Later turned the investigations into stories for his readers.

THE 7 STORY ARCHETYPES: I have not read much of this book but from what I have read I believe that this book has "The Quest" plot. This is because Sherlock Homes has to investigate and go on a small quest to find the answer to the mysteries he has to solve. This is why I believe that this book has "The Quest' archetype.

VISUALIZE: I have only read 2 pages and barely know anything.

MAKING CONNECTIONS: I have not found any connections in this book yet because I have just started reading the book.

CHARACTERIZATION: Alex Rider was based of a teenage James Bond. He is a spy for MI6 Operations but feels that he does not want to be a full time agent. He been trying find out about his Uncle Ian Rider's death and a long with other missions. Alex is described as a boy with 'the body of an athlete'. He also has blonde hair. He is also said to attract many girls. He later works with the CIA and goes on more missions.

ANTAGONIST: The main antagonist in this book is Herod Sayle. He was adopted by a rich family and was bullied at school and grew up hate school children. As Herod grew up he invented a technique that allows computer components to be developed in non-sterile environments, slashing the price of production. Using this technique, he makes the Stormbreaker. He is trying to donate a model to every school in the world.

ASK QUESTIONS: Why is Alex not able to see Ian's office? I think why this is, is because he is not wanting to show Alex that Ian is a spy. Why is Alex being talked about by Ian's will? I think this is happening because Ian wanted to give his will to Alex.

Alex is neither a static character or a dynamic character. I have barely read the book and I do not know how Alex acts.

CHARACTER VS SOCIETY: The conflict in my book is that no one thinks the Unteachables are smart enough to win or do good in the science fair. But the Unteachables and Mr. Kermit and working hard to do it. Will they? or will they fail? I believe that they will do good because they are working hard.

I predict that the unteachables will do better than another class in the science fair. I predict this because all of the Unteachables are working hard and being very obedient and Mr. Kermit is on board with this alot. That is what I predict will happen.

The main character or protagonist in this chapter was Kiana Rubini and she should not even be in the school let alone room 117. She got the wrong schedule and never got signed in. She is a normal kid stuck with the unteachables. She does not even care that she is and just does what everyone else in room 117 does.

In this book each chapter is a different student talking. Each chapter has a different student explaining their side of the story. In each chapter it is a 1st person narrator as the students are talking about what they experienced.

The book takes place in room 117 at Greenwich Middle School. Kiana was dropped and ran into Parker which led to her papers and his getting mixed up. Her mom said she would register and she never. Kiana has Parker's schedule and she is now in room 117.

The book takes place in classroom 117 at Greenwich Middle School. When Kiana shows up to school her schedule gets mixed with Parker's schedule and she is now in room 117 when she should be in another class. She didn't get time to even register into the school. Now, she with The Unteachables.

The genre I think my book is a realistic fiction. I think this because it is based on a class of students and their teacher. The students are not good at being taught and do not listen to anyone. The teacher also does not want to teach ether. That's why I think the genre of my book is a realistic fiction

This book is a realistic fiction. The book is about a class of trouble makers and kids who cannot learn, hence the name "The Unteachables." The book's chapters are different points of view from the students and the teacher Mr. Kermit. Mr. Kermit was going to retire in one year and the superintendent gave him this class to make him quit before he can retire. Will he?