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I decided to make an identity chart for Shuya Nanahara. He grew up being a foster child and was a good student. His parents died unexpectedly during a "freak accident". When he entered the arena, he lost his best friend, but he was still willing to go on. He is caring and would sacrifice himself for others, and tries to take other's pain. He is strong-minded and almost always knows what to do when in a bad situation.

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The society in my novel basically shows everyone's true personalities and everything that they've ever wanted to do. The society tries to bring out the worst in everyone, and it's successful.

The society in my novel is much like that of the Hunger Games. It is set in an arena with many biomes, where everyday students are pitted against each other. Each character is under an extremely large amount of pressure, having to kill each other's classmates, so when they are under this much stress, their true colors show. Certain characters are quick-witted to try to survive, and some characters are blood-thirsty.

There isn't exactly a main protagonist in the story, but I feel that there are some characters that I can relate to. I feel that I related to Shinji Minimura, because when he was tired, he had strength and courage to go on, and although he sometimes gets lost, he always tried to fight for his loved ones. His attitude was quirky and he always tried to help the ones he loved. My reading goal for next week, is 75 pages.

There isn't exactly a protagonist, but I did feel like there are some characters in the book that I can relate to.

I left off with Kawada, Shuya, and Noriko being in hiding so they can stay safe. The story goes to Kaori Minami where she seems mentally insane from her isolation and paranoia. Takako Chigusa has an all out brawl with Kazushi Niida eventually winning but at the cost of her own life. While this happened, Shuya and Kawada noticed that Noriko was ill and had to get treated immediately. They run to the pharmacy.

My reading goal for this week is 65 pages.

If I were the author, I would change the exposition of the story to tell more about everybody in Class B's life. Either that or tell the backgrounds throughout the story more throughly. Knowing everybody's lives more, will add more drama and flavor, and the reader would know why a certain character would be killing or be friends with someone. In addition, keeping Shinji alive would stop my heart palpitations.

I would not like to be a character in my book because the world is sort of like a post-apocalypse setting, the government is overpowered, you lose your family (death-wise), and certain classes in ninth grade get picked to fight to the death. I nearly hit my goal this week which made me feel really accomplished, and I hope to read more and hit my new goal of 70 pages. From the 42 students in the class, 32 remain...

Of 60 pages. I think that the reading level of the book is fine, but I feel that I'm procrastinating too much. The book itself is just captivating and I love to read it, but I waste too much time on games and technology. I have no excuses, but just that I have a procrastination problem.

Shoyo and his classmates are going on a "trip", but all of his classmates start to doze off and Shoyo knew that it was no longer a field trip. Shoyo eventually fell asleep and woke up in a classroom with everybody else. A tall man came into the classroom and said that their class was picked for a fighting combat simulator to test the cities defenses. Everyone was to fight...to death. I did not hit my reading goal,

I would rate my book a 9/10. Even though I haven't gotten really far in the book, I still really enjoy that it's very intriguing. I would recommend this book for a person that loves wrestling, and action. It's packed with wrestling action set in a distant world, full of action and a great story plot. My reading goal for this week is 65 pages.

My reading goal for this week, is 70.

There isn't really a main character, more of a narrator telling a story, but there is a guy that I can sort of relate to, named Yukata Seto, who was the class clown of his class and makes witty remarks and makes people laugh. The book isn't really character driven, but there also isn't anything to really relate to my life, other than some of the characters such as Yukata Seto.

The author's purpose of this book, is to entertain the reader. The message he's trying to send to the reader, is to just let it all it sometimes and just get your hands dirty, but also to keep trust with people and be honest with you and the people you love.

I read more than 28 pages, but I forgot to log them in my reading log so I couldn't remember how many pages I read. For the first 28 pages, Sammy gets captured by some rebels, but later figured out that they were both on the same side, wanting to get back, and defeat Thirteens.

Darrow and his team won the Great War that defasted many. His mentor and leader Augustus had died as with Lorn as well. The enemies of the Augusteses, Bellonas, have been killed off, and the Son of Ares prevailed and saved the worlds. As Darrow gets his laurel of victory, the Telemanuses start to attack the grounds of the ceremony and gas everyone with poison. And so starts another book with another war for Darrow.

The Sovereign escapes and hides ways in a castle on Mars. Darrow and his army gets ambushed and he loses almost all his army. Despite the unfortunate events, he continues to try to recover Mars and take the Sovereign as hostage. He and his team couldn't make it over the wall, and only Darrow got over. Darrow makes an irrational decision and tries to go after the Sovereign alone. He ends up getting held hostage by the

Darrow is like a big figure (politically). They try to do what's right, but they also get a lot of heat for it. Darrow was facing off with one of his main rivals in the Bellonas, and won. Suddenly though, the other members of the Bellona clan started to ambush Darrow and the other noble golds. He escapes and makes it back to the ship. He goes back to his planet, and also gets ambushed as well, but by the high priest.

Roque, Tactua, Victra, and Theodora were captured, and is sent on a mission to end the Son of Ares by killing Mustang's father. Her father hanged the woman that started all the war, and he let the Son of Ares thrive. He travels to Mars and tries to recover Roque. In the process, many of his team members such as Quinn sacrifice themselves. They retreat back to the ship, and managed to recover Quinn on the ship alive.

Darrow had had a complicated relationship with Ares and the other party. He tries to help the clans retaliate against the Sons of Ares, but he also was friends with Ares himself. Miniature wars and fights have been going on in the solar system, and the Colors are turning on each other. The clans as well as how the feud between Darrow and the Bellonas is still going on.

I feel like my book is a quest archetype, with the Golds and the other colors constantly fighting against the anti pure Sons of Ares. Yet there is deception and the colors going in war against each other, the Sons of Ares is the titan of the evil in the solar system.

In Psion Delta, Sammy is trying to get accustomed to everything that has changed at Capitol Island while Captain Byron is investigating deeper and deeper in the planned murder attacks from Admiral Wrobel. Sammy is in a character vs. society conflict right now trying to fit in, while a character vs. character conflict is emerging fro, the background.

At the end of the book, Sammy comes back to Capitol Island, but finds things are going a little differently then before. He finds himself in a character vs. society conflict, because he tries to fit back in with everything after his exaughsting journey.

I feel that the book Psion Gamma is character driven, because for most of the book it tells of how Sammy makes his way back to his home. It tells how he and his new friend survive in the wild and what his experiences ad and how he grows. He starts to change into a different person in the end. A good one or a bad one, I don't know.

Even though that the protagonist changes through the book there is also a supporting character in the book who is a dynamic character as well. The minor character, Jeffie was once a competitive know-it-all who followed the rules and was athletic as well, but once she and Sammy started to have feelings for each other, she starts to open up to everyone and starts to be really sweet and gentle, and rebel-like.