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In my book, Charlie is the hero, and I think that society and school is the antihero, because it does not make Charlie happy at all.

I would like to analyze Carrie in the beginning of the book then toward where I am. In the beginning of the book, Carrie was scared of her mother, and allowed the other kids to pick on her. Now, she stood up to her fanatic mother, and poured her wrath out on her classmates and town. I think that she changed this way because she couldn't take all the hate and disappointment anymore from her mother and classmates.

I would like to analyze Carrie in the beginning of the book then toward where I am. In the beginning of the book, Carrie was scared of her mother, and allowed the other kids to pick on her. Now, she stood up to her fanatic mother, and poured her wrath out on her classmates and town. I think that she changed this way because she couldn't take all the hate and disappointment anymore from her mother and classmates.

I would like to analyze Carrie in the beginning of the book then toward where I am. In the beginning of the book, Carrie was scared of her mother, and allowed the other kids to pick on her. Now, she stood up to her fanatic mother, and poured her wrath out on her classmates and town. I think that she changed this way because she couldn't take all the hate and disappointment anymore from her mother and classmates.

I would like to analyze Carrie in the beginning of the book then toward where I am. In the beginning of the book, Carrie was scared of her mother, and allowed the other kids to pick on her. Now, she stood up to her fanatic mother, and poured her wrath out on her classmates and town. I think that she changed this way because she couldn't take all the hate and disappointment anymore from her mother and classmates.

Katness is feeling probably scared inwardly, but outwardly she is stern and bored. She masks her true emotions so opponents don't see that she is weak

I picture the book as how it was played in the movie because its kind of a built in idea of how everything looks.

on page 197. I don't like TOC. He cheated on Lindsey Lee, and broke her heart. He is a jerk to Collin. For example, on page 175, Collin caught TOC cheating, and he threatened to beat up Collin.

I think the theme of my book is Collin finding the right girl because he was dumped by so many different girls named Kathrine. What I would like to know now, is why he choose to only date girls with that specific name.

Lena just snuck out to go to a forbidden party after having a fight with Hana. She did this because she felt like a coward after Hana spoke her mind, because Hana doesn't believe the rules are right, and Lena does.

I think Hagrid changed in my book, Harry did also, but I'm focusing on Hagrid for now. In the beginning, Hagrid was just a messenger for Hogwarts, but along the way, he became Harrys friend, and he became more friendly at a personal level

I think the tone of my book so far is mystery. So far, Harry just found out about being a wizard, so he is very confused, and taking it in. I think as he begins to accept the fact that he is a wizard, his character will really grow.

If my caracter were to go on a vacation, I think Marley wouldnt want to go anywhere. I'm sure he would like to escape his life for a while, but I doubt that he would want to go on a vacation when he knows that he has to go to work. I think that he would be to responsible and hardworking to take something as lavish as a vacation.

If my book was a movie, it would be rated PG-13. Because Marley works at a club, there is probably alcohol, so it would be rated for more mature people. His mother is also a drug addict, so that would give it a higher rating. There is also some mature language, so overall, it would be PG13.

I think that my character wouldn't survive in the hunger game because Marley isn't the violent type of guy. He is a peaceful person, and he isn't the person that would kill a bunch of people he knows just so he can survive.

If Marley was my neighbor, I don't think he would be an outgoing, friendly neighbor. He would probably keep to himself because he has to take care of his drug addicted mother and go to work. I don't think he would have time to be social with his neighbors.

If Liza were to be sent to jail, it would be because of her debts. When her parents died, they failed to pay for many things, so they left Liza to pay them off. Liza has no money to pay off the debts that her parents left her.

I continue to be surprised at the poverty in the 1800's. The lack of money, housing, food, and cleanliness is revealing how much humanity has become in the last 200 or so years. Yet today, poverty is still in the world today. My book shows what life is like in a palace, and it also shows how life is in the streets of around 1836

In my book, my least favorite character is Sir John. Sir John is trying to take over the throne of England. He is a backbiter, and acts like he is trying to help the Princess and Queen, when he is just trying to steal the throne for himself.

I think the music for my book would be classical, and instrumental. I think this because my book is in the beginning of the Rule of Queen Victoria. That was when music was mostly orchestra, and mainly used for balls and formal activities.

I think that a new problem for Liza would be that Cora would try to apply for the job as a maid also. She would see Liza working there and get upset that Liza left her at the hotel. I think that Liza would try to explain why she left her to Cora.

Right now in my book, Alis is a obedient girl on the outside, but on the inside, she is a rebel. She isn't brave enough to take action quite yet, but I think that she will become brave, and take action later in the book.

I think that Four has the biggest problems because he is divergent also, he works for Eric, and he had a rough childhood, and that can really change someone. He also has to put up with Eric, and he has to act like he dosn't mind Eric. Four has to act a lot around other people, and that's pretty tiring at times.

My favorite character in the book is Al. He is strong, and big, and he could seriously hurt people, but he does not want to. I admire that because he controls his power, and doesn't like to hurt others. I do think that he should actually try in initiation though, as long as he isn't killing people.

I think right now that Tris is trying to convince herself, and others that she belongs in Dauntless. She is doing this by getting focused in training, and being stronger, and passing initiation.

If I was in my book, I could see myself as being Tris. Both of us come from a very mild home, but we both have a wild and daredevil side. Throughout this book also,I am brginning to have an idea on why people love this book so much, and why it is very popular.

The writing style of the book is in first person. I think if it was written in a defferent way,we could see what is going on in another characters life. Like we could see what Patch thinks or sees when he sees Nora. In first person, we only see what Nora is thinking or doing.

If I could change anything about the minor roles in the book, I would make Nora's best friend Vee,interested in Patch also. It would add a plot twist, because Nora would have to fight her best friend for a boy. She would have to decide if she valued her friends or boys more in life.

If I could change anything about the minor roles in the book, I would make Nora's best friend Vee,interested in Patch also. It would add a plot twist, because Nora would have to fight her best friend for a boy. She would have to decide if she valued her friends or boys more in life.