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The setting and acceptances is for people generally to just live normal lives and not question the authority. In e book, evrybod at first just lives normal lives and don't question the evil mayor of the society which uses the people to do the things that he wants to happen. The setting takes place in present day in a small town.

In the pages I read, Shaddock is trying to take down and stop the rebellion by the 4 non-aggressed people in Moonlight Cove. He is trying to take over the world, and there isn't one police officer who doesn't want him to do it an de that is Loman Watkins. Loman is a regressed police officer who hates Shaddack because they altered his son completely.

The writers tone in the book I say dark and somber. Throughout the story, everything is dark, there isn't much happiness or joy, and there is a lot of violence and killing. It seems like it is always night there literally and mentally. There isn't no happiness or romance either throughout the story. Only at the end of the book there is.

I would recommend this book if people over 13. This is becuase it has inappropriate sexual stuff in it and it isn't very violent, like a lot of people die and blood and gore. However, it is a very well written book and includes the genres of mystery and adventure. It is action packed and very suspenseful. You will be on the edge of your seat throughout the whole book.

A number symbolic archetype is the number 4. This is becuase 4 people with different characteristics are trying to team up to complete a certain cause like the 4 elements. Also a color symbolic archetype is green. This is becuase one of characters in the book has green eyes. And a true the start of the book, she doesn't know what is going on, and she's is sort of innocent to the whole environment around her.

The story archetype in the book is the quest. Throughout the story, the protagonists are on a journey trying to figure out what the problem is at Moonlight Cove. They have to pass many physical and mental obstacles in there journey to save the city and possibly the world. They are on a quest to heroism

The protagonist is made of 4 different characters that aiming towards the same solutions that are finding out what exactly what is happening out Moonlight Cove and trying to save Moonlight Cove, and possibly the whole world from total domination. The antagonist is Shaddack. Shaddack is the mayor of Moonlight Cove. He has created himself an army of "evolved people" and is trying to use them to take over the world.

One particular archetype in the book is the symbolic archetype of darkness. In the story, the main events and climaxes take place at night, and all of the scary stuff happens at night too. It is very scary all the time at night. And the main character is vulnerable to the reality of what is really happening.

The type of conflict in this book is character vs. character. 4 people are trying to figure out what is really happening at Moonlight Cove by searching for the culprit antagonist who is Shaddack so the characters that are fighting in the conflict is that the 4 investigators are trying to stop evidently Shaddack so that possibly the world might not end.

An archetype that occurs in the book is the hero. The hero consists of 4 different people who are teaming up to find out the truth about a conflict and mystery. They are the ones who try to help and save the world from being taken over. For example, at the beginning of the story, people are dying becuase of a mysterious cause. And new people are coming in to town randomly, one person an FBI agent investigating.

An archetype that occurs in the book is the hero. The hero consists of 4 different people who are teaming up to find out the truth about a conflict and mystery. They are the ones who try to help and save the world from being completely taken over by somebody.

The type of genres for this story is action, suspense, mystery, and horror. In the story, there is a lot of blood and the characters in the book experience dramatic, sudden changes. There is always the question in the book about what REALLY is happening and some of the characters are trying to figure that out. And there is, of course, lots and lots of action.

The type of audience meant for this book is the adventurous, mystery, and horror genre attracted reader. The age of the characters are generally from 20-75. There are many main characters, boys and girls. So it is meant for age of readers, generally 16-60. The language of the novel is complicated, though it's still meant to entertain the reader. The author appeals to the imagination. He wants to reader to imagine.

The story is a character-driven the story. Is is becuase the main character, Michal, changes dramatically throughout the story. At the start of the book, she starts out as a regular, smart student and a bookie at Carson High. But as the story progresses, she starts to do some daring things, winning some and losing some. Eventually, she becomes desperate and starts robbing places with a friend. She is wanted.

The structure of my book is a chronogical order novel. Throughout the story, the characters change and learn. Eventually they reach the climax, and that is where he characters experience the greatest change. In the story, Michal starts out as a known bookie around the school, then meets a new, dating friend, and eventually turns into a full-blown wanted criminal.

One static character in the book is Mrs. B. At the start of the book, she is asking students to state their memoirs and is mad about offensive comments. And even in the end, she is still asking for memoirs and is mad about offensive statements. A dynamic character is Michal. Michal starts out as nice and good in school and is a book. But towards the end of the story, she has turned into a robber and is more lively.

A minor character in the story is Mrs.B. Mrs. B is a teacher at Carson Highschool she plays a role in the story because she makes one student day say a particular memoir created by them that can say anything that is important to them. The problem is that the memoirs can be extremely racist and offensive towards different people and that changes the mindset of people.

I was wondering how Michal still gets money even though she places bets for different people. She must be getting interest or an entry fee for a person to give their bets to her. Or she could just get money if they lose from them as a losing extra money gift to her.

In the last 52 pages I read, Michael found out that Gervais had died while blowing the dock and that tanner was also killed. The Elgin were overwhelming the prison so Michael had to climb the tower to receive lightning. When he got to the top of the building, the Elgin tried to shoot him down, but he deflected the bullets and was eventually struck. He then pulsed and the supersonic wave destroyed everything.

One sympathetic character in the book is Michael Vey. Helps people feel better when they're feeling down, like Taylor or Jack. And an unsympathetic is Dr. Hatch. He ignores the prisoners' plea of mercy and he decides to ruthlessly murder them one by one.

After Michael climbed the tower to the Elgen, he knows that he will probably die in his act, but he still says, "do it god, strike me!" about trying to get struck by lightning. This reveals about the character that he is determined and brave for the lightning to strike him.

I connection I can make to the book is a text to self connection. When Michael is trying to fight the bad guys (Hatch) a feel that when I am trying to win a basketball game against another team. The other team is the bad guys and our team is he good guys.

The antagonist in the story is Dr. Hatch.Dr. Hatch wants to take over the world by using forces.Dr. Hatch has brutally killed thousands and thousands of people and has blackmailed and bribed and threatened to make tons of money. He has a"productive corporation"named Elgin incorporated which is basically an army which is taking over different lands, like Taiwan.Dr. Hatch has official said he wants to take over world.

An action that Carmen Zita did was that she made up two excuses for her son's death to the inspector Sajar. This action reveals that she must be lying about one excuse, because two can't be true. It proves that she will go all the way to not be found guilty of a crime by lying.