Book Summary: The Locket

Those are some of Mitch’s character traits. You also know about Mitch’s personal life now too. Mitch showed how to never give up. He didn't give up until he figured out why Angel wasn't well known. He also showed how to be friendly like when Kimi helped him. That is only some facts about Mitch if you read the book you can find out about all of

I really liked the story a lot at the beginning and then it just keep getting better

The book made me feel really engrossed until the very end. I was starting to get bored with Caleb being the new protagonist. I loved when Adam was the protagonist and he was against

However, I didn't like that it was very predictable and I felt like I knew what was going to happen because the story seemed like it was healing in that direction, for example, I guessed that as soon as Beowulf and his men reached the entrance to “her” cave that they would find some sign of Unferth's death, and guess what ?, “Dangling from the only branch that grew on the tree was a gory head. It was Unferth’s.” Also I guessed that Beowulf would become king after the king died in some sort of battle, and he did, so the story was a bit predictable, but It did have an overall three out of five

With the exception of Jessa, most member of the cast inhabits the persona of a varied assortment of characters. For the audience to recognize, each member of the cast adorns themselves with different pieces of clothing, changes their vocal cadence and accent, and even their physicality to aid the audience in being able to distinguish their different characters. But scenes changed very quick so there is no time I can recognize. Other than that, everything was good. The story is solid and the subtleties of their actions made me

Characters: Number Four(John Smith), Henri, Mogadorians, Sarah Hart, Sam Goode. Henri Dies, Sarah gets left behind, Sam leaves with John and Number six, and the Mogadorians flee.Yes, i do like the characters. Their were both good and bad characters.

In conclusion, this book is extremely well written, and you are sure to connect with at least one character. We feel for the characters, and there is excellent foreshadowing. The moments of action are portrayed amazingly.

Sometimes I wasn’t expecting for the story to go a certain way everything was kind of a plot twist at the end. I wasn’t able to predict what was going to happen next in the story but I was most of the time close to being accurate. Throughout the story, I wanted to know more and more about bloom and her identity because like this book it is a mystery overall. Same with Damon and where he came from and why he seem to be very mysterious. I don’t have any other expectations for the author but I do think they author created the characters in this book very well and the storyline itself. I’ve never been this attracted to the characters that I had before with any fictional

I don't want to start listing names, but Barbara {Niven} and Toby {Levis} and Gabe {Gabriel Hogan} and Lisa {Durupt}, I mean I don't want to forget anybody. It's a super fun group of people, and we've become really close. And I think the stories are great! I think they're really cool stories--mysteries. It's tough to kind of dupe an audience, but I think the stories do a really good job of that. There are some really fun characters. Forgetting Hannah and Mike for a second, Norman and Andrea and the other supporting characters are sooo great! Barbara Niven's character is so funny. Lisa's character is hysterical. They crack me up. Those are all reasons why I really--like I want these to keep going. You know, I had such a good time on

In the story the locket, it tells the tale of two lovers, one at war, and the other at home. By the middle of the story we come to realize the on the slope of the hill there was a small battle it says people died but we aren’t sure who. We then see the other wearing black and mourning for her lover who, see thinks is dead. She keeps his locket and keeps reading the priest letter. She then visits her loves father wearing a black veil to mourn. The father tells her to take off the veil and to stop mourning, she takes offence greatly only to find out he’s not dead but alive.

Even though I enjoy the character of Candace, who is smart and fierce, nevertheless; I did not enjoy how she exploits and manipulates others since, I believe she would have done much better with her life if she went on to complete law school and get a decent job. I also enjoy the character of Hannah, who believe in her faith, despite all she had been through in her

I loved it because it really brings out their personality, which are all pretty amazing in their own way. We are introduced to Dorian, the arrogant yet witty Crown Prince, Chaol the dutiful and friendly Captain of the Royal Guard, and Nehemia the fierce but loyal Princess of Eyllwe.

What I liked were the teens, who honestly look way to old for their roles. But that sort of comes with the territory. Brittany Curran is by far and away my favorite actor in this film. But the other two notable actors are Michael Ormsby, who came off a bit like a Jason Mews knock off at times and Stephen Lang, who is always a delight.

Furthermore, i believe that the ending was predictable. There were few hints in the text that made in ending predictable.

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