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May #2

In the novel, Halt and Horace have just arrived at a tavern. They get a room for the night and Horace gets his arm healed.

Horace is loyal because...
1. He leaves his current life to help look for his friend
2. He helps the region that they are in by defeating rogue knights who are plaguing the region
3. He stands by his friends, even when they are captured.

In the novel, Sophie has just met Silveny, one of the two Alicorns that currently exsist.

A significant moment in the book I read last week was when Sapphire and Ruby get over their differences and promise to stick together, no matter what. This is important because they were having conflict over Ruby moving.

(It's a manga, so I cannot update page number and/or percent.)

In the novel, Ruby has just found out that his dad had sacrificed his dreams for five years and his family life to protect Ruby.

A cliffhanger that is in the book is when Ruby and Sapphire successfully stop the leaders of Team Magma and Team Aqua, who are Maxie and Archie, they get knocked out, then, the chapter ends.

In the book, Will has just began to adapt to the life of a Ranger, and how it’s different from a knights path. Horace has now realized how much Battleschool makes him suffer, through hard training and bullies.

The writer’s style is switching between two people’s perspectives. I like this style because it lets you see two sides to a character. But, this style also leaves you on cliffhangers, which isn’t good.

In the novel, Jack and his friends have just escaped hanging due to the King’s order. They are on their way back to Japan, and are saying their goodbyes to Rose and Hiroto.

Something that Jack should be grateful for is his friends, because they stand by him even when he gets attacked, and hunted, and injured, and captured.

The best character in the book is Yori for many reasons. One reason is because he is the wisest and bravest, even if he can’t fight like the others. Another reason is that he would risk his life to save his friends, and would never betray them. Finally, he, out of over a 100 people, was the only one who could learn Kiaijutsu, which is a powerful move that can emit deadly sound, which shows he’s special and brave.

In the novel, Jack is fighting with the farmers and other young Samurai against Akuma’s army of bandits.

Jack is in a meeting with Father Bobadilla, and as he’s leaving he notices “Among the leather-bound tomes, there was a Bible, a collection of sermons, and, nestled between them, Father Lucius’s dictionary.” (Loc. 3074). This is significant because it is when Jack realizes that Father Bobadilla might have hired Dokugan Ryu to steal his father’s rutter.

In the novel, Jack has just realized that Father Bobadilla might of hired Dragon Eye to get his father’s rutter, and that to prove this to his friends, he needs to break in and steal a book from his heavily guarded house.

In the novel, the imposter Bramblestar has called an emergency Gathering, and he is announcing that the “codebreakers” must be punished.

I think that the real Bramblestar must feel frustrated that Rootpaw is the only one that can see him, and that he can’t do anything to reveal the fake Bramblestar. I also think that the cat that’s pretending to be Bramblestar is a evil cat, because the things he’s doing.

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This quote is also important because it leads up to other events in the book, like Sophie and Agatha learning what happened, and that they were the ones to cause the problem

In the book, Agatha has just failed both of her classes on purpose to get on guard duty. She is worried about her friend, who has signs of becoming a witch again, and Agatha is trying to fix that, but Sophie doesn’t trust her.


“The School For Girl Education and Enlightenment” — (Pg. 64)

this quote is significant because it shows how much the school has changed while they’ve been gone.

In the novel, Rory is getting punished for her friend, Lena, making a portal without permission.

The conflict in this book is character VS. character because the main character, Rory, is destined to go against a villain, which is another character. She has already clashed with this character before, and she will in the future.

In the book, the setting is in a beach town, called Seaside Heights, in New Jersey. The time of this book is in the late 1900’s. This setting is important to the book because people act differently in 1900’s, and If she didn’t live by the pier, it would change a lot of events in the story.

In the novel, Jacky finds her sister, Sophia, under the pier. She then makes her cry, and Jacky is trying to make her feel better.

In the novel, Alex and the Unwanteds are saving the people of Quill from the fire that is raging on their homes, making them unable to live in Quill.

A significant moment in the book is when the Unwanteds choose to save the people of Quill, even though they mistreated them. This is significant because they could have just let the people burn, in revenge. They didn’t. This changes the future in the book.

In the novel, Alex and his friends have just found the only people who live on the island. The people are showing him around there greenhouse and explaining how they got shipwrecked there.

Alex is caring because in the book, when he finds out when Sean had injured himself badly, he sends Simber to carry him to Artímé, even though in doing this he leaves himself and his friends vulnerable.

In the novel, Richard has just found out that Dr. Root, and the Rage, are both on the side of Maniac.

One adjective that describes Bree is full of herself because of how she responds to this.. “Don’t you want to save the world?”, says another main character. “Not really,” she answered. “I have a lot of homework.”

In the novel, Alex is currently escaping from an unknown hospital type place, and he is trying to figure out how to use a drone to help him escape.

A topic that would be useful to research before reading this book would be certain, famous, helicopters or airplanes because the names of famous helicopters and airplanes come up a lot in the book, and this background information might help you understand the book.