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I assume that Isabelle will join the rebel cause because Isabelle and Ruth want to be free, and to do so she has to be a rebel and a spy on her owners and tell it to Curzon. This affected my thinking because it changed my view on history. Before I read this book I thought during/before the Revolutionary War that only the South had slaves but now I know that the North and South had slaves.

I wonder why the family has left Eddy's room untouched? Maybe it is because they don't want to remember what happened to him.

I wonder why Maven joined the Scarlet Guard. Is it to follow Mare?

I wonder why Cal is so quick to leave the Stilts? Maybe he is suspicious of something Mare is doing.

So far in Red Queen, I am surprised that Mare is going to join the Scarlet Guard while she has one of the highest positions in the land. I predict that she is not going to go to Stilts at midnight for the Scarlet Guard because that would be too risky.

I wonder why Mare is meeting with Will. I think this because she is with Cal.

I infer that Mare is going to steal something and reveal her powers because she is going to, "speak to no one, don't talk to anyone. (pg. 32)

I wonder why Mare and Gisa are going to some Silver mall. Is is because they are doing something to help Kilorn get out of conscription? I wonder this because in the scene before it is all about saving Kilorn from getting conscripted.

I infer that Mare will not join the Scarlet Guard because it says on page 24, "something tugs at me, keeping a smile from crossing my face." I also inferred that Kilorn will keep rejecting Mare's goal that Kilorn will not join the army because on page 24, "Mare... It's over. We lost"

I wonder why he gets invited to all of these historic and great places in Milwaukee. I think this because many times he has gotten invited to cool or historic places, like the Lighthouse bought by the Feds or the Milwaukee Art Museum. It could also be because he is with a website called OnMilwaukee.com.

I wonder why he gets invited to all of these historic and great places in Milwaukee. I think this because many times he has gotten invited to cool or historic places, like the Lighthouse bought by the Feds or the Milwaukee Art Museum.

10/27, Page 25: I think a theme of the book is to never pass up an opportunity because on page 21 Paul Jakubovich asked him, (Robert Tanzilo) "Would you like to ring [the bell atop city hall]?" Also on page 25, Kristin Settle asked him as well, "Do you want to climb the wings [on the Milwaukee Art Museum]?" On both as well he was in shock and said, "Excuse me?" and later accepted the offers.

I think a theme of the book is to never pass up an opportunity because on page 21 Paul Jakubovich asked him, (Robert Tanzilo) "Would you like to ring [the bell atop city hall]?" Also on page 25, Kristin Settle asked him as well, "Do you want to climb the wings [on the Milwaukee Art Museum]?" On both as well he was in shock and said, "Excuse me?" and later accepted the offers.

I wonder why Paul Jakubovich wants to make the City Hall a museum. I wonder this because of the fact that the city hall is supposed to be for the mayor and courts, right? I believe that Jakubovich will not get his way because it will cause to much distraction to everyone who is there, working.

I wonder why Solomon Juneau mixed Byron Kilbourn's Kilbourntown and George Walker's Walkers Point and his own town, Juneautown. I wonder this because it does not say anything about how it happenend. My guess is that Juneau bought out Kilbourntown and Walkers Point and mixed them together.

From this I thought that almost all Confederate sympathizers are rich, own businesses, or was part of the Confederate Army by being a solider and/or a spy because most of the jobs needed slavery, which was a main part of the Confederates reason to fight against the Union.

I wonder why Booth has accumulated so many of Confederate sympathizers and spies. I wonder this because so many of Booth's fellow sympathizers either are rich, own businesses, or was part of the Confederate Army by being a solider and/or a spy.

Im on page 154

I wonder why the Confederate President is in hiding. I think this because Booth's mission to kidnap the President and interigate him went south when he left to going hiding

On page 170 on the day of 9/29

I wonder why Booth is just waiting to kill Lincoln rather than just killing him straight after Robert Lee gave up. I wonder this because after something bad happened, which the assassin thought, he just went in to kill the president such as Garfield and McKinley

I wonder why the to-be assassin of Abraham Lincoln, John Wilkes Booth, was coming up so often in the beginning of the book but now he isn't coming up? I infer that the author will make a big surprise and just when the reader is on the cliff of the battle between Grant and Lee he switches to Booth's point of view. Date: 9/25/16 On Page: 150

If they would have attacked they would't be chasing Lee's army across the South.

If they would have attacked they would't be chasing Lee's army across the South.

My prediction for Robert Lee and his army is that they are going to pass Ulysses S. Grant's army and get to where his army's rations got urgently rushed to Farmsville where his army will finally get the rations they need to survive. One thing I disagree with is that earlier in the book Grant's army didn't attack when they surrounded them in Richmond.

Something that puzzles me is that the Confederate's that were originally in Richmond burned and destroyed the city before the Union army even got there. I am not sure why they did that and drank the rest of the whiskey and ate everything with it. I don't see why the President of the Confederate's lived so close to the border of the Union and Confedrate territories.

When Ulysess S Grant and his army cornered Robert Lee with his army in Virginia I connected with it because when I have to play with my sister's friends they corner me but then I escape quickly and quietly when they are not looking like Robert Lee's army.