Character Review : ' Ava '

Ethan realizes that Mattie has to live her own life and find happiness. He feels that Zeena is being manipulative towards him and Mattie.

Ethan is getting less careful of showing his feelings towards Mattie. He is willing to do a maid’s work, and this is especially unnatural in the time period that the story took place. Zeena noticed this anomaly in Ethan. She even gave him a ‘look,’ and this conflict could stir up some trouble in the future. Zeena is holding her feelings in while “turning away silently,’’ which makes it appear that Ethan is upsetting her. Once Ethan advances to more than just kind gestures and thoughts of love, his and Mattie’s affair will drive Zeena away.

Henry and Colleen arrive to the address of Ava Badeaux , it was a little shop off Bourbon Street in the city. The outside was a old red brick two story building with bars around the long rectangular windows . They opened the dark green door walking in. The smell inside was of mold and a smokey fruit scent . Voodoo dolls hung from the ceiling , jars of spices and potions on the stained wood shelves covered in spider webs. A altar to there right by the entrance with a sign saying “ do not touch or you shall receive bad luck.” The altar was full of change , dolls and other gifts placed by strangers in hopes of no bad luck in there life. Every step they took , a creak noise appeared step by step . “ May I help you?” They jumped from a female voice

By this time, Charlotte, age 2, began “slipping away”. The 7 drugs she was on, combined with the seizures that still struck were taking a toll. The family was quickly running out of options.

But for Ava, he had another vision. She would master the art of seduction, first and eventually learn to seduce Hungarian men, who later ended up too embarrassed to talk, after she led them to hotels with one-way mirrors, dropped something into their drink and handed them over to ávós, who interrogated them under bright lights. If they had adverse reactions, became psychotic and jumped out of a window to their death, so be it as long as ávós got their information.

Joyce’s decision to take over custody of Imani strengthened Ava’s ties to Idlewild. At first Ava had believed that a baby in the house was the last thing that she wanted. “I am still less than enthusiastic about spending the summer with a newborn crack baby” (49). Ava didn’t hesitate to express that she herself had

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“Aria!” I called out as she got out. She’d packed surprisingly little—just her purse and the clothes on her back. She still had her sunglasses on, so I couldn’t tell whether something was wrong—if she was silent and stiff because she was nervous, or because she was upset.

“210, here we are, this is where you ill be staying whilst you are here.” he said. “Thank you for the tour. Its nice to atleast know where i am going. This place is massive.” I exclaimed. “Oh how rude of me I didn't ask your name.” I was hoping he wouldn't ask this. I thought to myself. “Uhmmmmm….”

Craig becomes obsessed with the idea of being another person other than himself, especially when he believes it will finally make Maxine attracted to him. Things soon spiral out of control as Craig and the rest of the strange ensemble of

Ava Anderson keeps people away, too. Haunted by her tortured past and constantly fearful of the future, it’s only her daughter Olivia and Dax’s dad Rowdy that she’s let in.

Upon returning from her abduction, Darcy suffers from PTSD, she is now afraid of the dark. While Dylan becomes somewhat paranoia of losing Darcy, which considered what happened to both of them, I thought it was perfectly understandable.

This passage displays just one reason that contributed to Evie’s present state during most of the book. Her beautifying adolescent gaze is unable to wholly fathom the iniquity that wraps around the entirety of her situation with Russell and the girls. The facade of a better life romping around in communal gaiety overshadows her better judgement. Later, Evie comes to realize how difficult it is to see past the outermost appearance of someone or some situation when it seems so splendid, because our eyes tend to conceal the true despicableness of it all without us even being aware. The way in which Russell gives off a raptorial and putrid scent and yet also plays off of the artificial softness of his adornment is especially indicative of the previous

Charlotte Diaz sat on her bed and started out the window. Her finger lightly tracing the cascaded rain drops on her window. She sighed and hugged her knees close to her chest. Her tears began to fall and mirror the raindrops outside. Charlotte could still hear the loud shrieks and arguments of her parents taunting her.

When Zeena attempts to send Mattie away, Ethan even strongly considers eloping with her to start anew elsewhere, nearly righting the wrong caused by his first hasty decision by making another potentially more catastrophic one.