Isabel’s Reviews > Halo: The Flood > Status Update

I think that Keyes is determined because when he got captured by the Covenant, he wouldn't give up any information to the enemy when he was held captured.

I don't think there really is a message in this book. But if I HAD to try and fine one, I guess it might have to be teamwork? Get rewarded for the good things you do? I don't know. But for the first one, teamwork might be it because sometimes he cant just go to enemy places alone, he needs a group. Or, one of the captains requested for someone to bring him his booze and whoever bought it back would get a share of it.

Well when I visualize, I mainly visulaize on what I remember from playing Halo 3 (since the book's based off of this. It's kind of like a more detailed version or a giant fanfiction). So when I visulaize the main character, Master Cheif (or John, since tat's his actual name), I just picture him like how he was in Halo 3, a person with green full body armor, a tube in their head, etc, etc.

Well... I dont think you can really learn anything form this book considering it's the story/based off of a video game called Halo. All that's really happening is humans and a spartan killing aliens and aliens called the Covenant are killing humans. So... Yeah... It's pretty much it, there indefinably isn't a lesson to be learned. At least so far I guess.

The setting is important for this book because it's has a futuristic, war, sci-fi type of feild from it. This book is based off of a game where you play as the main character, Master Chief, or, John. The game it's based off of is Halo 3, and so far, I think it's pretty accurate.