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Rowan turned on Goddard and got very aggressive with him. He ended up killing the scythe.

There is another conflict that just happened in this book. Rowan is getting ready to glean someone but he can't do it. He says he does not feel that we will be able to.

Does the author create suspense? I think the author creates suspense by continually switching point of views from Citra and Rowan. It makes it so you have to read a lot more to understand what is really happening.

The antagonist in my book is high-blade xenocrates. He is making either Rowan or Citra glean each other.

The person that has the most power in my book is the high blade. They control all the scythes and tell them what to do.

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I think the characters are very likable in this book. They are teenagers and some of their decisions are very relatable to some I've made in my life.

Citra is in a really tough place because everyone thinks she killed scythe faraday. She is relieved when Scythe Curie is there for her and is trying to help her.

Citra is being accused of murdering scythe faraday and there is a lot of information showing that this is true. She also knows that she didn't do it so she is trying to figure out who did.

There was a party at Scythe Goddards house and Head master was there. He ended up jumping in the pool but Rowan isn't sure why.

Citra and Rowan were paired together at the harvest conclave. They had to fight and Rowan ended up snapping Citras spine. This caused chaos at the conclave and Citra didnt know what to think of Rowan.