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Once Louie made it home that events that he experienced display the sacrifice that the men and women give when they enlist into the armed forces. Once Louie got home the dreams he would have involving the Bird along with the actions he would end up taking in attempt to remove the Bird from his dreams put himself and the individuals around him in dangerous situations.

When Louie was brought to the unknown location that was known as "execution island" was a on edge. Knowing that he survived because the story is being told I am curious to read about what he went through. Then when Louie was brought into the room and he saw Jimmie I thought that he was going to have an easier time than the other POWs, I was wrong, he was treated the same.

Right now in the memior they are still describing the bombing and survival rate of people, including the survival rate of the rescue crews. After the bombing Louie and his crew had to go out and find a crew that is near a Japanese controlled area, I am assuming that Louie and his crew will be found by the Japanese and be taken in as POWs.

After the last update more information about Louie's experiences in WWII has been stated. Along with Louie's experiences lots of stories about the crashes and the survival rate of the crashes was stated which became very repetitive and boring. However, when they talked about Louie's friends experiences it showed how hard it was when fighting, additionally, the price of life was cheap during the war.

I have enjoyed the meior so far, I can connect to it because I am a track athlete and the records Zamperini set amaze me. Additionally, this year I have read multiple books were the WWII was a primary event and the setting was based around it, therefore, reading about how different cultures and countries reacted to WWII is interesting.

I liked the overall story of the drama text, as well as the characteristics of each character. However, I know it is a drama text but it was WAY too dramatic for me. There was too much crying, laughing, and overreactions over the smallest things that I did not enjoy.

The symbolism behind it. The names are difficult for me to remember so I have to keep looking in the front to see who is who.

(My texf is 40 not 96 pages) I am enjoying the text, I like how the title,"The Cherry Orichard", plays into the story and the re

The situation and setting of the book reminds me of the show Criminal Minds because it is based in Chicago were one of the people in the show if from. We are finally told what is happening to Ashley and she seems terrified and she might know the person.

In the book they are still on the first day and they have found Ashley's clothes in the woods with a tranquilizer dart. Also, they interviewed the neighbor who saw someone speed away.

Nothing significant has happened, the father and the agents are just discussing the evidence they have found. They might have a suspect, Eric is a sex offender and they havn't seen him since Ashley has been missing.

I like the setting of Chicago because I was born in Chicago, and when we lived there it was just my sister, parents, and I. The main characters so far are two sisters, a father who is a cop, and FBI agent, Madison Spencer. Everything so far has reminded me of one of my favorite series, Criminal Minds, so I think I am going to like this book.