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One obstacle the main character has to face is school. School is an obstacle because it takes up a lot of the time he has for gunting, which is hunting for the “Easter Egg” which if he finds it, he’ll get a huge cash prize. School also is an obstacle because it prohibits him from doing any gunting resesrch.

The main character of “Ready Player One” is Wade, his long-term goal is to find Halliday’s Easter Egg. Wade is a lonely kid who’s great with technology and he spends a lot of his time in the OASIS, a huge virtual reality game. Halliday is the guy who made the OASIS and in his will he said that he hid 3 keys to find his Easter Egg and whoever gets his Easter Egg gets a huge prize.

Today we read more of the story. We met Mrs. Joe and learned her personality and how she raised Pip “by hand.” Currently, Pip has to deal with the bread stuck in his pants and the fact that Mrs. Joe and Mr. Joe think he was bolting along with the prisoner’s demands. He currently has the wittles and he needs the file. I predict that Pip will steal the file from someone else for the prisoner.

Three questions I would ask Deku are, who do you think has the best Quirk, who, other than All Might, do you have the most research on, and why do you like Bakugo? I’d ask the first question because he has a lot of research on everyone and it’d be neat to know. I’d ask the second question because I wonder who he know the most about. I’d ask the last question because Bakugo clearly hates him but Deku still helps him.

An event in this book that I find very significant is the encounter with Hero Killer Stain. Something has happened because of this since Stain’s ideals inspired future villains to try and kill the main cast. This was a turning point for Iida because he learned what it truly meant to be a hero. This was a defining moment for Deku and Todoroki because it gave them an experience of being a hero.

I would say the tone of the book is optimistic. I believe this because throughout the book horrible things happen to the main characters but in the end they all perseveer and live happy and normal lives until the next horrible event happens. For instance, when the school gets attacked by villains who killed or greatly injured some of the teachers and students, but afterwards, they still live happy lives.

Deku is the main character of this story. Deku is a kind, oblivious young boy with a superpower that could destroy his body. Deku is a huge fan of All Might and he wants to be just like him.

The antagonist of this book is Diavolo. Diavolo is the leader of the Italian mafia and he’s trying to hide his identity no matter the cost, he even tries to murder his daughter so people won’t find out about him. He also sends assassins to the group when they rebel. He also kills the people under him brutally if they rebel.

My advice to the main character would be to not join in on BT’s illegal schemes. I’m saying this because in the book the main character always goes with BT and than gets involved in something illegal. Although, the main character doesn’t want to be involved with him. Sometimes though, he doesn’t have a choice, like when he got involved with the abusive park rangers.

Baoh, the book I read, is a fictional narrative. It is told as a graphic novel. It also goes in chronological order. It’s a graphic novel because the book is images and text, not just text. Finally, it is in chronological order because it wouldn’t make sense if it wasn’t. For instance, it would be weird if a character that were dead would suddenly not be dead in the next chapter.

The story, Baoh, is third person limited. This is because in the book it shows the thoughts of only Baoh. For instance, on chapter 1, page 13, it states, "And once again, the amalgam known as Baoh experienced thought." This shows that it's third person limited because it is being told by an outside narrator, but it shows only the thoughts of Baoh.

I would say that the main archetypal symbol is the labyrinth. I believe this because the story is about a murder case and other mysteries in the city. This shows that it's labyrinth because they're trying to find the monster within. Also, many of the characters in this book are very uncertain, Chiho is uncertain about Takuma and Takuma is uncertain about the book that wont go away.

I would say the hero archetype is Rohan because he's investigating the murder case. The sidekick archetype is Koichi because he helps out Rohan with the case. The villain archetype is the murderer and the person who pushed the girl off the roof. The star-crossed lovers are Futaba and the strange boy because they love each other but they can't be together. Finally, the outcast is the strange boy that Futaba loves.

I would say the hero is Rohan because he's investigating the murder case. The sidekick is Koichi because he helps out Rohan with the case. The villain is the murderer and the person who pushed the girl off the roof. The star-crossed lovers are Futaba and the strange boy. Finally, the outcast is the strange boy that Futaba loves.

I would say the book's audience is adults. Although, the main characters are teenagers. The language is challenging and the topic is more focused on emotion. The story is about someone being pushed down two buildings, stuck there, and about people inspecting a murder case, related to the person who was thrown off that building. That is why I believe that this book's audience is adults.

One minor character is the main character's boyfriend. His purpose in the book is getting the main character in the situation she's in. This is because when she wants to meet him on the roof, someone strangles her and pushes her off the roof instead.

In this book, Fugo is a very dynamic character. Fugo has many changes throughout the book. At the start he was very indecisive and not trusting of others. Later when he fought Kocaqi he became more absolute and sure of himself. After he fought Volpe he changed and became more trusting of others. This is why I believe Fugo is a dynamic character.

Purple Haze Feedback is an overcoming the monster story. Fugo, the main character, originally betrayed his gang and now he has to regain the trust of them. In this story the monster is everyone's lack of trust for him.

The type of conflict is character vs. character. It is this type of conflict because Maou, the main character, has to fight the world he was forced to leave, which made the world lead to chaos. Now Sariel leads the world and is trying to destroy the real world and Maou has to stop him.

The story's main character is a man with no memories nicknamed Josuke. He's on a quest to get his memories back. Yasuho finds him then the Higashikata family adopts him. He finds out that he is a fusion between two people Yoshikage Kira and Josefumi. The rock disease is a major problem in the Higashikata and the Rokakaka can possibly heal it. But, the rock people are also trying to find it.

Funny Valentine is an unsympathetic character. Funny Valentine can be slightly sympathetic at times, but the bads outweigh the goods. Funny Valentine sends people to kill tons of people in the Steel Ball Run just so he can get the corpse. Funny Valentine also tortured an innocent 14 year old girl. At the end, after Funny Valentine died, he still tried to kill Johnny (the protagonist) by sending out an assassin.

The setting of the book is the USA. I know this because the entire story is a race from one side of the USA to the other side. The time is most likely in the 1800's since there's no technology, cowboys, and the first ever car is stil being made. It would be very different if it took place in both a different place and time. For example, if it happened somewhere else the entire race layout would be totally different.

The antagonist of this book is Korosensei. Korosensei is going to blow up the Earth, so the protagonist and the rest of class 1-E have to kill him. Korosensei is also their teacher. All that Korosensei wants is to destroy the Earth after a year of him teaching class 1-E.

Nagisa is the protagonist of the story. Nagisa is a kind person who protects his friends. Others always call Nagisa kind and caring, or call him gullible or a murderer. Nagisa has blue hair and wears a regular school uniform. Nagisa's best friend is Karma. Nagisa always tries to protect his friends from danger.

I think that in the next book Nagisa and Karma will go after the high schoolers. I think this because Karma said that he will get payback and Nagisa would follow him to help a classmate, also because they are in a group.

I think that in the next book Nagisa and Karma will go after the high schoolers. I think this because Karma said that he will get payback and Nagisa would follow him to help a classmate, also because they are in a group.

There are a couple of connections that I could make with other books. My first connection would be to the other volumes, of course, because they continue the story. Another connection I can make is to Jojo's Bizarre Adventure just becauase of how absurd the concepts are.

I still don't like this book, the writing doesn't appeal to me. I'm trying to think of a good question about the book, but I can't think of any.

I still don't like this book, the writing didn't appeal to me. I also don't have any questions about the book.