Analysis Of Perfect Chemistry

I really admire the character of Alex because he is very courageous and intelligent. At the beginning of the book, Alex wanted to find out if the story about his uncle getting in a car accident was true or not, so he went to the auto wreckage center nearest his house to search for the car. Once he had been searching a lot for the vehicle, he ended up finding it to see it in perfect condition except for bullet holes in the windshield (p. 19). He heard people coming, so he hid inside the car. Then a big crane picked the car up and starting smashing it in a machine, with Alex still inside! After all the struggling, he managed to get out of the car just before it went through the part of the machine that totally crushes the car into a cylinder (p. 24). I felt pretty bad for Alex. It must have been hard for him to have to go through a really brutal training camp for something he didn’t even want to do, especially since he had just lost his last family member. He had no idea what was going to happen to him

Everybody has a goal and it is impossible to know what drives us to want to take risks to achieve our dreams, but people sometimes do crazy, dangerous things when trying to their goals. For example, Aengus walked through hilly lands and hollow lands for years just to find the love of his life. Farah Ahmedi climbed a mountain with a prosthetic leg to reach freedom and protect her family. Rikki-Tikki-Tavi fought two vicious snakes to protect his human family. All these characters had different reasons for their actions, but what was similar in all of the characters was that they all had determination, desire, and the ability to take on hardship to reach their goals.

Alex had finally done the most absurd thing and escaped Furnace Penitentiary with the help of his roommate Simon and best friend Zee. Subsequently, due to the elopement of Alex and his friends the city goes into lockdown mode and everywhere,

First off, Alex is clever and curious in the book Skeleton Key. He was clever throughout the book so far. At the start of the book it says, “He ran on tip toe… Now was the time to move” (Horowitz 135-136). This quotes explains that he was on a yacht and saw that one of his partners was in trouble and being held hostage. Alex thought a diversion quickly, which was to set the yacht on fire. His goal was to get everyone outside to help put out the fire while Alex and his partner escaped without being seen. It went exactly as planned, but the boss was still in the room and he had to kill him to save his partner. Further, the second reason he is clever is how he fought the security guard. During the fight he is thinking how is he going to attack the enemy and defend him while trying to find an escape during the fight.

True bravery is when you’re aware that the odds are against you, however, you have the ability to persevere through it. Even though you don’t want to complete the task ahead of you, an inner force brings you the motivation to do it. Sincere courageousness doesn’t always entail violence; in fact, courage comes from the choices made within that affect yourself or those around you. The outcome may not always be to your advantage, but

The sniper was inhaling a cigarette on a rooftop when someone launched a fire at him from the opposite side of the street. He managed to escape the shot successfully without any injury or bruises. The sniper also managed to kill two other free staters after that, one man and one woman.

r gave up.The IRA Sniper showed determination by staying focused on his job.(O’Flaherty.2) Grounded his teeth to overcome the pain.The IRA Sniper had given away his position by smoking and shooting the informer and turret man.The free stater was able to shoot him when he was.taking these shots.he couldn't lift is rifle and was bleeding.Even though he was in pain he kept going.”His enemy had been hit”(o’flaherty.4).This quote shows determination by the IRA Sniper dressing his own wounded and tricking the other sniper into thinking he was dead.The free stater Sniper gave his position and IRA sniper took a shot and hoped for the best.He was successful.Even though the IRA Sniper was shot,bleeding and tired he was was determined to do his job or die trying.The IRA Sniper showed

First, I have a couple of questions for this book. My first question is why did the people come after Alex? I processed it over and he was doing illegal actions. The law was cracking down on unlawful behavior. My second colossal question is why was he sentenced to the most security prison? He did a smallish crime

His enemy had been hit” (O’Flaherty 4). This shows that the Sniper is a good shooter. 50 yards is quite a ways away, and he was injured with only a revolver left, a gun that is not meant for long ranges, and it is in the middle of the night, so he cannot see the enemy very well either. The Sniper is still able to hit his target well, and this is impressive and shows that the sniper is dangerous because of his abilities. The Sniper is able to come up with a plan that is risky, and then he is also able to execute the plan as well. The plan would go to waste if he was not able to hit the enemy, but he does hit him and that makes the Sniper very dangerous, he is able to come up with magnificent plans and is able to execute them to.

I believe that the Alex is viewed as smart, however the way in which he acts makes him seem like a jerk. This could make him seem like a blocker and a cynic. I think that Ellen sees him as a smart, effective teacher, but feels

Jan Burres, a friend of Alex’s, was interviewed after her friend's death in which she explained to the interviewer about Alex and his ways of doing things. While on a trip to visit Jan and her partner, Bob, He was overly helpful with running Jan’s stand and helping around the camp. During his time helping with the stand, he was particularly keen on keeping track of the books for sale. He loved telling customers to read certain books. While at home, Alex would help around the house also, with laundry for one. When doing the laundry, Jan stated that he was very playful and flirtatious towards her. “McCandless was especially attentive to Burres, flirting and clowning with her at every opportunity. “He liked to tease me and torment me,” she recalls. “I’d go

The novel starts off with Alex Rider in a hospital recovering from an assassination attempt caused by the terrorist organization Scorpia. He meets a teen his age named Paul Drevin - son of Russian multibillionare Nikolei Drevin and host of the Ark Angel project - and forms an alliance with him. This action is complex because forming an alliance can be very difficult. Later, one night, a group of four men arrive in the hospital in an attempt to kidnap Paul Drevin. Alex, in an attempt to rescue Paul, pretends to be Paul himself and overpowers the four men, before eing knocked out by a fifth man. This shows how complex he is. Alex is captured by the men and taken to an abandoned apartment. The men reveal themselves to be Force Three, an eco-terrorist group led by a man named Kaspar. Alex proves that he is not Paul Drevin, but Force Three burns the tower and leaves Alex to die anyway - he escapes using a tightrope.

¨A scream that high pitch could only be Magnus,¨ -Alex Fierro. In the book Magnus Chase: Ship of the Dead by Rick Riordan, there is a character named Alex Fierro. Alex Fierro is a sassy character. There are many examples of this that can be found in the book One example that Alex Fierro is a sassy character is on page 321 where they are dying from hypothermia.

One example of how Alex is resourceful is when he was trapped in a giant aquarium with a dangerous jellyfish inside. In order to survive he had to use what he had with him. According to the story ¨Alex held the tube against the metal corners at the front of the tank and did his best to squeeze a long line of cream all the way down the length of the metal¨ (Horowitz 162) This shows Alex’s resourcefulness because when it didn't look like he was going to survive because he was close to drowning and getting stung by a poisonous jellyfish he escaped by using a special cream he had to melt through the metal support beams on the tank which made the tank break open. Another example of how Alex was resourceful is when he used the karate move that he had learned when he was younger to take down an armed guard. One example from the text is where it states ¨At that moment Alex struck. It was another classic karate blow this time twisting his body around and driving his elbow into the side of the mans head just below the ear. The guard didn't even cry out¨ (Horowitz 140). This shows that Alex is resourceful because if he wouldn't have knocked to guard out with his special move he most likely would have either gotten shot by the guard or tortured for spying on the company to find out what they were doing that they where trying to hide. Through Alex knocking out the guard and Alex breaking out of the tank he manages to escape these two life or death

In his environment Alex does not represent a stereotype of Modern Youth. Unlike his droogs he has significant intellectual and artistic potential. He is smart and calculating and indulges himself with vivid poetic visions through classical music, the height of which is represented by Ludwig van Beethoven. He is an artistic self confined in an environment that severs him from self-expression and self-definition. His artforms and mediums of expression become vandalism, rape, and ultra-violence. In his unrestricted state Alex is truly a-lex, outside the law.