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Legend Book Report

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I picked the book Legend because i like futuristic books. The setting of Legend is in a dystopian LA in what was formally America. Now they have split off in the 2 parts the Republic where the government is and the rebellious patriots who live in the colonies out in the east. Right in the middle of the battle is rebellious teenager Day he is a fugitive for crimes against the republic. The Republic has no idea what he looks like because he failed the trial to see what you will do in life so he was never registered to the republic. Day would be my friend because he is very Stealthy. One example of Day being Stealthy is when he sneaks in the hospital to get the antidote for the plague which his little brother Eden has. Pg 24 “ I once scaled a 4 story building in less than 5 seconds.” This shows how sneaky Day is because scaling a building in less than 5 seconds without anybody noticing this is very stealthy. …show more content…

June is one of the main characters because she got a perfect score on the test that tells you what you are in life. She spent a lot of time there in the first couple of chapters before she was sent out to find her brothers murder. I would not consider going to this place because it is a city crumbling from the colonies terrorist attacks out in the eastern United States. There are buildings that are being supported just enough so they can stand. June Speaking pg. 39 “ This time another bombing up in Sacramento that killed half a dozen soldiers. This quote supports me not going to California because there are frequent terror attacks. And it would be very dangerous to go to a area where there are lots of terrorist

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