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The Declare In James Dashner's The Kill Order

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Over the past two weeks, I have been reading James Dashner’s The Kill Order. This is the second to last book of the series but it takes place before all the other books, before the flare happened and how the flare actually started. The book starts off with Mark and Trina meeting for the first time. For this journal I will be connecting, visualizing, and questioning. In James Dashner’s book, I have been connecting. I can connect with the feeling of confusion that Mark and Trina feel at the beginning. I can relate to not being very confused and not knowing what is going on. Second, Mark lost a family member in this novel to the flare. I connected with him because my grandma died on my mom’s side. It was a very hard time for us because she was
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