In The Fifth Wave the protagonist Cassie Sullivan is strong willed. She is petrified has to do whatever it takes to keep her alive.Throughout the book Cassie is fighting. She is fighting not only for her life but for her families life. It becomes evident when Cassie goes on a bus. The bus is transporting children 18 years and younger to the U.S. Navy base Fort Knox, where the children will be safe, and be trained as soldiers to take down “the others”.When Cassie’s little brother Sammy forgets his stuffed teddy bear Nugget, Sammy begs Cassie to run back and retrieve Nugget from their cabin. As Cassie is running to retrieve Nugget the bus leaves and Cassie is stranded in the camp by herself. Cassie knows that if she wants to survive, she is going to have to be careful. Cassie believes...“The first rule of surviving the 4th Wave is don't trust anyone. It doesn't matter what they look …show more content…
She finds a shop but hears someone in the back in pain. As she walks over to the door , she opens it revealing a man with a gunshot wound. The man has his hand inside of his pocket, Cassie thinking it is a gun yells at him to remove his hand. He removes his hand slowly. Cassie believes she sees a gun, by the shimmer of an object in his hand. She shoots him. When the man is dead she reaches into his hand to see what the object was. It was a crucifix. As Cassie is starting on her trek to Fort Knox she gets shot in the leg. Cassie shows she is about to give up, for instance she says “I'm talking about the Cassie I was before the Arrival, before the Others parked their alien butts in high orbit. … When I cry—when I let myself cry—that's who I cry for. I don't cry for myself. I cry for the Cassie that's gone. “ (137) This shows that Cassie is a different person ever since the Others came into everyone's life. She grieves for her old
Tex soon met up with Lem, and they talked about what was going on in their lives. When Pop arrived, Mason got mad that Pop pays attention only to his brother, so he yells out that Tex is not his child. Tex got mad and goes with Lem to a drug deal. The person buying the drugs thought that Tex was going to snitch, so he shot him right before Tex beats him up. Lem took him to a hospital to get better.
Roll of thunder hear my cry Over the water bye and bye Ole man comin’ down the line Whip in hand to beat me down But I ain’t gonna let him Turn me ’round In everyone’s life they have faced a problem they have to overcome.
A maid in a nearby room heard the arguing and then a gunshot. The maid looked out a window and saw Selena holding her chest and calling for help as she ran from Yolanda who was holding the .38, pointed it at Selena and shot her once more. Selena made it to the lobby of the motel where she collapsed. The front desk clerk locked the door and called for an ambulance, but it was too late.
Meg Murray, is one of the main characters in "A Wrinkle in Time" who was very important in the search for her father and saving her family. When the story begins, Meg is upset and she feels like she doesn't fit in. Her teachers don't think she is very smart, her family is often involved in bad rumors which cause her to lose her temper, and when she compares herself to her twin brother and her mother she feels plain. It seems at the beginning of the novel she wishes away most of her faults, even though they are what will help her later in the novel.
She is in quandary over his death and cannot give up hope that he is alive: “Don’t pretend, I know you don’t believe me about Evan”(Yancey 44). Cassie encounters arguments over his death with her own thoughts. Thinking maybe he escaped the explosion of Camp Haven by a drone, that would be highly unlikely though because they don’t see any drones when they are saved. This conflict of person verse self is important, because Cassie needs to stay focused more on the present and what is happing in her world in front of her eyes, verses thinking about Evan which is a distraction to what is actually going
(111) She was upset when he made a big deal about her going up to him. After Cassie has walked out of Mr. Barnett's store, Cassie runs into a white girl named Lillian Jean. Cassie didn't believe it was her fault and she refused to apologize.
Do you believe women can do things just as easily as men can? In the novel, The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle, Charlotte Doyle becomes part of the crew on the ship, the Seahawk. For starters, Charlotte is very brave, she climbed the Royal Yard just to become part of the crew. She is also tough, her knife throwing skills are incredible! Additionally, Charlotte is a hard worker.
The book, The Fifth Wave, was made into a movie the summer of 2016. The Fifth Wave is about an alien abduction on the planet Earth for the space that Earth has. During the story, a pack of kids need to fight the aliens to save themselves and Earth. The movie and the book both have the same concept, but both of them don 't have the same details.
No day in all my life had ever been as cruel as this one. ”(Pg.79). Cassie is starting to learn how the world is working. She doesn't like that she has to apologize to Lillian Jean, but she learns that that is the right choice to make in the situation. Cassie learns how sometimes that standing up for herself isn't always the right choice to make and how it is essential to control her emotions and actions.
Rick Yancey’s The 5th Wave is perhaps the young adult novel of the season. It’s been accompanied by a massive promotional push, with what seems like every Barnes & Noble in the world pushing it as the inevitable successor to Twilight, Harry Potter, and The Hunger Games. And unlike 2012’s event YA book—John Green’s justly acclaimed The Fault In Our Stars—The 5th Wave has a premise that promises at least two more books to come: There are aliens, and there is a girl, and Earth has been invaded. What next?
Sophie Hannah is a famous British poet. She Wrote many books in her career. Biography and family Sophie Hannah is born on 1971 at Manchester, England. She is a Famous Poet and novelist of the British. She lives in Cambridge with her husband and two children.
Quote: “The first rule of surviving the 4th Wave is don’t trust anyone. It doesn’t matter what they look like. The Others are very smart about that—okay, they’re smart about everything. It doesn’t matter if they look the right way and say the right things and act exactly like you expect them to act” (Yancey Mobile Page 8). Setting
Rick Yancey conveys multiple themes through The 5th Wave, including of which is “Survival depends on being dedicated to others, not one’s self.” Two other themes are “Love can drive people beyond their limits” along with “To win a war you must know how your enemy thinks.” These three central elements had been clearly expressed throughout the book and became very prominent messages by my completion of The 5th Wave. “Survival depends on being dedicated to others, not one’s self” has a different meaning to different people, including some of the characters in the book. To me, I took it as the people you love and your family can lead you to have a reason to live and a strong will to survive.
Cassie was shown seven different pictures of crime scenes and dead bodies. This was to see if she was able to point out significant details and patterns. She was also being tested to see if she could pick out the killer. Also, among her first days being there, Cassie, Agent Locke, and Dean went to the mall and basically profiled people chosen at random. Back at the house, their training included mock crime scenes.
Wearing diamonds, skipping school to go shopping, and eating sushi for lunch are as commonplace in my life as they are in the life of The Breakfast Club character Claire Standish. I often find myself wishing I was on a plane to France or carrying excessive makeup in my purse just like her. She presents herself as such a relatable character for me in particular, both on and beneath her fabulous surface. Essentially, Claire appears perfectly put together, but really she is experiencing emotional turmoil at the hands of her father and her alcoholic mother, who use her as a pawn to mess with each other. Claire embodies standard pretty rich girl perfection from the 80s.