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Synopsis Of Warm Bodies By Isaac Marion

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Warm Bodies
Book by Isaac Marion

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Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion is not your average zombie book. In most books you are usually frightened by zombies and fear for the living characters’ life but in this book it is the exact opposite: you sympathize for the zombie. It makes you want to find a zombie and love it. In this comedy/romance novel, R, the main protagonist and narrator, is that zombie that we love so much. He tells us his thoughts and how he is feeling like any story told through first person point of view. Throughout the story we notice that his character begins to change. He wants to know what it is like to feel, to love, to lust. He wants to know what it was like to live again, heart beating and all.
One day when he was out to go get his brains for dinner he comes across a group of humans. Within these groups of humans he eats the brain of Perry Kelvin, …show more content…

This quoted is my favorite part of the book because it introduces R’s best friend, M. M is the really sarcastic, funny zombie that just makes you want to strangle him (because that’s what I wanted to do) but yet love him at the same time, or at least I do. He has been by R’s side no matter how annoying or funny he is. He has been the one who kept R going, who inspired him to go after the girl. He says things that make you really mad, sad, or happy, and that is what’s great about M; he is just the guy that is behind you to support you.

• “We smile because this is how we save the world. We will not let Earth become a tomb, a mass grave spinning through space. We will exhume ourselves. We will fight the curse and break it. We will cry and bleed and lust and love, and we will cure death. We will be the cure. Because we want it.” (page

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