'Cassia In Ally Condie's Reached'

Cassia doesn’t realize bending the rules is necessary until she meets her true love, Ky. This supports the theme because as soon as she realized what her father did, it became for love easier for her to break the rules. Since the rules were very strict, not many people were prone to break them. But, as soon as Cassia fell in love, it seems as though she became known to breaking the rules. However, her love for her family limited her diving headfirst into rebellion.

However she earlier did not feel a lot of regret for what she did because she was doing what she

she was also one of the bravest people there are, and she never gave up a step of the way.

This presentation will offer an overview of the plot and circumstances of the film, and one of the main characters, Shelby Eatenton.

In the book Matched by Ally Condie the main character Cassia changes drastically throughout the novel. In the beginning of the novel Cassia has been just like everyone else and blindly following the rules of the society. When she gets matched with her best friend she is so excited, but when she sees another person on her microcard she slowly starts to see all the flaws of the society and what is wrong with what they are teaching her. Cassia changes significantly and observably from the beginning of the novel to the end.

“‘She was competent, decisive, self-reliant; perhaps she intimidated them, for before long they drifted their attentions elsewhere’” (93).

She is very brave, caring and protective. She has risked her life for others. She has been brave and shown it by rescuing Otto from rebel soldiers. She had a very high chance of dying trying to save him. “ the teenager wrapped his arms around him and carried him inside the restaurant door, Otto lolling in his hands...I had to act now...

I feel this quote clearly proves the maturity of Channeary because she blocks out her own emotions and focuses on her patient, which i feel is very powerful and grown up for a ten year old girl to

"I look at my homely sketch. It doesn't need anything. Even through the river in my eyes I can see that. It isn't perfect and that makes it just right" (198). This relates to her character traits because it shows her big emotions/expressions and that those emotions change her personality and reputation and that all gives her encouragement to finally finish and like her

While shaken by what she's witnessed, Cass also knows this is the story to turbocharge her lacklustre career.

Cassieś actions proved that she is a outspoken girl that won´t give up in what she believes in.Also she shows growth throughout the store in her actions.She shows the most emotion for the land through her actions.

In some shape or form, all characters are somehow connected. First, Ky Markham, the one who accidentally showed up on cassia’s micro-card, is connected to her because he had fell in love with her. Ky had told Cassia about the Rising (a group that rebels against society). Another important character connected to cassia is her grandfather. He has put a major influence on her because some of his poems gave her motivation to join the Rising. He had shown her the light at the end of the tunnel, he’d shown her that there is more than just living in a “perfect” society. He had also shown her that it was okay to rebel. He still had poems he had hidden for a few decades, ones that hinted at Cassia to join the

Cassie Bernall is a girl that all the time would hang out with friends and family. She never thought that her family would think differently of her and her go from being the talk of the school and the “perfect one” of the family. I had no clue about the young woman until I read about her and read that book that her mom told and the pain that they went through.

When she moved, she always did so purposefully and efficiently. Her voice, which was sharp and penetrating, always gave the impression that she knew what she was talking about, even when she didn’t. That was how a wom ought to be. " (11).

She wasn’t ever afraid of what other people thought of her, one of her most admirable traits. She simply does what she believes is best for her and truly brings the most meaning to what it means to live one’s life to the fullest.