Trinity Janeteas > Recent Status Updates

I HATE the ending! It made me want to cry. Alex gets sucked in the crack that opened to the Spirit World to save the world from horrible, unpleasant creatures. Just leaving Joe just to watch the girl he "loved" (ehhhhhh...) just disappear and he couldn't do a darn thing to save her..I guess I can say that Joe, needs a LOT of therapy from what he's gone through and what his eyes have been opened to.

The book is...disturbing...I'm not going to lie, I'm getting real disturbed how the Curburide is slowly taking its form as a human and..ohh God...It's just really creepy.

This book is getting real weird and awkward because there was this part when Alex saw a fog of spirits that kept saying, "They're Coming" then showed her what would happen if Joe and Alex didn't stop the Curburide in time. She ended up falling to the ground with her eyes all white from the sight.

I feel bad for Jeremy because he is now, at the hospital for Ariana's rib pain and so much is going through his mind. He might never see his daughter again from what he did to his wife and her lover.

I got finished reading about 10 different Urban Legends and I have about 4 favorites of those 10. 1) The Slit-Mouth Woman - I found it quite bone numbing, but then somewhat funny because if you don't want her to kill you, you have to say she's "Average Looking" to get her confused. 2) The Clown Statue. 3) Lover's Lane - the boyfriend gets killed by a crazy person and it looks like a suicide. 4) The Call. Creeeeepyyy

I'm so confused on how the story changes from Joe and Alex to Jeremy and Ariana because either it's every chapter the story changes or it's paragraph. Anyways, Alex finally got connected to a ghost, explaining what Joe and her are up against. It's creepy.

Kitty lost her claws! I literally said that when I read this chapter hehe. Anyways, this woman leads guys to hotels and kills them for a spirit. Well, the tables turned on her and she got beaten then raped by her victim. Honestly, I don't know if I should feel bad or not; she did have it coming to her. Bad to say, no?

Kitty lost her claws! I literally said that when I read this chapter hehe. Anyways, this woman leads guys to hotels and kills them for a spirit. Well, the tables turned on her and she got beaten then raped by her victim. Honestly, I don't know if I should feel bad or feel bad for her; she did have it coming to her. Bad to say, no?

I am so confused on why this girl is killing guys every night because the chapters rotate on stories. I mean, I get sooo close on understanding til the next chapter is another story taking place.

I'm reading Sacrifice by John Everson (page 52) and I have to say, I am quite confused on why this girl kills a guy every night. I'm confused because the author, in each chapter, flips from one story to the next then back to the story he started off with. The stories are all over the place.

I am getting lost in this book a bit because the narrator keeps changing from Bree thinking about socializing to Kristina thinking about socializing and it just gets me off track.

The one thing I learned today is a lot of people let different kinds of relationships take over their minds and make them do stupid things; pushing others away for something so dangerous and in-some-way vicious.

I despise the part whenever the jury found Tom Robinson guilty. I can't believe that they believe Mayella! She was obviously lying!!

I am kind of confused on when the author said Aunt Alexandra was staying at Atticus' home and said Scout needed a woman figure in the home. Isn't Calpurnia a woman and she's always around Scout and Jem?

I don't like the part whenever Mrs. Dubose pick on Jem and Scout when they don't even talk to her. Even though she's sick and all, but she should really keep her comments to herself because those kids get enough verbal abuse at school and in the family; they don't need this.

I don't like the part whenever Scout decides to start cussing just to get out of school.

I'm confused at the part where it explains that a fire started at Miss Maudie's house. Could it be because of the snow coming out of nowhere and the temperature dropped that night? Or a cooking went wrong?

I don't like the part when Dill, Jem, and Scout make fun of Boo Radley, (also known as Arthur) and they think it's OK to do.

I don't like the part when Dill, Jem, and Scout make fun of Boo Radley, (also known as Arthur) and they think it's OK to do.

I don't like the part when Miss Caroline judges how Scout learned how to read and she thinks her father helped her when he didn't. Right?

I really don't like this part because Ronny was going back to being dead and Derek was going to be "alone". I just feel so bad for Derek.

I like the part whenever Derek raises Ulysses' dead soldiers because it just seemed so cool to do; even though the world was coming to an ending. But, I love how Ulysses is so commanding and so ready to close up the Wound, also ready to defeat the Legion. I just hate when Abby tags along like a lost puppy; she's annoying in my opinion.

I dislike the part I just read because it's about how The First tried taking over Abby's body and take her blood; how he couldn't just take Derek's. Derek has Ulysses' soul and practically Ulysses' and Derek's body/blood is more powerful than Abby's. The First should really think about whose blood and body should take.

I could see how Derek was close to dying because of how good the author described it; how Cane and Waldo kicked him, choked him, punched him. Wow. I felt bad because no one was there to help him.

Poor Derek, he is the only one who sees ghosts and is practically alone when coming to save the world from the Legion.