Praj C.’s Reviews > Champion > Status Update

40 min 343-369 The author adds a lot of descriptive and poetic features to make the story more interesting. Also, the way she had written the dialogue was very deep and makes me think about what the author really means. I think that Day and June is starting their new life together again because, after Day's surgery, he couldn't remember her, but after awhile, he found one part of his memory that disappeared.

30 min. 317-343 When Day was lying on the floor, I think that he became unconscious for a minute because he could talk and see his mother floating in the sky. However, I noticed that he didn't seem to know who June was because he said in the book, "There's a girl crouched over me, her hands on my face." Maybe he only remembers the things that have been important to him for a long time.

294-317 30 min I liked how the author slowed down the action a lot after Day told that they should fight against the Colonies at the last part of his speech. Also, I liked how he added more problems into the mix to increase the tension like Day's severe headaches while he was hanging on the window ledge and the airship was about to fall.

274-294 30 min I have an inference that the Chancellor might've found out about the bombs, so he purposely decided to let Day speak at the Air Base. This might be a possibility because Commander Jameson knows about the military system of the Republic, so she might've found out about the bombs that the Patriots had set and reported it to the Chancellor.

30 min. 253-274 I think the reason why Day vandalized the city with words such as 'listen to me' is because it might give the people of the Republic a clue about what is going to happen without giving it away to the Colonies. Also, I think the cure originated partially from John or Day because they lived together, and the plague might've been passed on to Eden and they got cured.

After Commander Jameson tried to capture June, Day was very mad that the Republic didn't take as good care of her. This shows that he has very strong feelings with June and wants to keep her as safe as possible. Also, I think Day's plan is going to work because he knows that the people in the Republic love him and will follow what he says for the better good.

217-236 30 min My prediction is that Day might influence everyone in the Republic to join forces and fight against the Colonies, not just the soldiers. In that way, when Day tells the chancellor his decision, it might sound like a surrender but is actually going to become a bigger battle in the future that the Colonies won't be prepared for.

154-195 60 min I have a character connection. Commander Jameson is very mysterious, and she always foreshadows something bad in the future to June during her talk at the prison. The Chancellor of the Colonies is no different. She is giving Day a choice to choose from that will both end in loss and injuries. These two characters are similar is because they are the malevolent antagonist who wants control and power.

133-147 20 min I noticed the world in this book compared to now in real life is pretty different. One thing is how Africa and Antartica are the most powerful countries since in the real world, Africa's one of the poorest continent and Antartica isn't really a nation. The Colonies and the Republic now became the weaker nation because of the war, but in the present, America is the most powerful country in the world.

116-133 25 min I think the reason why the Patriots are great fighters is because they have been on the streets surviving every day and finding new ways to hide and steal. Unlike the Republic soldiers, they have to follow instructions and is trained only to do certain things like shooting a gun or following signals.