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Topic Summary: The Fort by Gordon Korman follows four friends—Evan, Jason, Mitchell, and CJ—who discover an old bomb shelter after a hurricane hits their town. They turn it into their secret hideout, but as they spend time there, they face personal struggles and confront deeper issues about family and friendship. The story explores trust, loyalty, and the power of supporting each other through tough times.
— Apr 28, 2025 07:09PM
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Making Connections: When I started to read this book, I would not understand the connections it has made to my mind. But I can connect myself to Mitchell because both of us have a disorder which make us impulsive. A similar time was when he got revenge on his therapist because he dropped him as a patient so he peed all over his garden. I got revenge on someone by throwing a rock at them because they were annoying.
— May 12, 2025 06:37PM
Colin Kim
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Topic Antagonist: The antagonists for this book is Luke and Jeager. The reason is because they are older and more wild then the other boys and is more dangerous. They always carry weapons and threaten them. This is because they have found a fort and the cutlery from it is worth a lot of money and Luke and Jaeger want that money buy illegal things. This puts Even, Mitchell, C.J, Jason and Ricky in danger.
— Apr 21, 2025 08:02PM
Colin Kim
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Topic POV: This book is told in first person from different characters' perspectives. Mitchell, with OCD, has a chaotic voice; Jason, going through a divorce, is sad and emotional; C.J., abused, focuses on escape; and Evan, with high parents, acts tough and defensive. These limited perspectives immerse the reader in each character's mindset, strengthening the emotional connection to their individual struggles.
— Apr 14, 2025 02:49PM
