This summer I indulged in a book named The Maze Runner by James Dashner. The main character, Thomas, experiences a mass of confusion and is surrounded by a group of teenage boys whom he has never met before in a location where terror lurks in an unknown maze. In the beginning, he barely had any recognition of his name or who he was as a person. There is a significant change between the start of the book to the end because Thomas slowly begins to recall his name and finds a sense of self. He displays a newfound courage towards the closing of the book by leading a group of the boys to escape the horror that has been left in the destroyed glade. This book also can relate to the theme of loneliness, frustration, and evil in multiple ways. Thomas