Griever Hole: Chapter Summaries

From the waves of the Gulf of Mexico to the plains of Indiana, from a barn in the Ozarks to the White House, this is a sweeping depiction of the effect of a major catastrophic change on the USA.

11. The narrative abruptly changes to first point of view in the beginning of this chapter. The narrator seems to be a fellow soldier during the war in chapter one as he recalls many events and expresses relativity to many of the familiar names of those in combat in chapter one. It is later revealed to be Tim O’Brien, the author.

Thomas, voluntarily saves one of the Glader's who was injured coming back from the maze. Consequently, in the time he saved him, he fails at getting him back home.

In chapter 10 Jamie goes back to his village and finds out that everyone's worried about him and he has dinner.Then his father talked about how the natives stole some more things up in the coast. After what his dad said Jamie made a connection with how his dad acts and how Tethani`s dad acts. The next day he goes fishing with Tethani after he talks about his brother. And after he decides to play the flute with his brothers bone whistle which Jamie thinks it`s really sad more then usual.The reader is left to believe that Robert will shoot Shadowthai (Tethani’s little brother) later on in the story because Robert thinks that he is a coward.

In the first chapter of this book the people are facing the Great Depression. Josh, a fifteen year old boy, wakes up early in the morning to deliver papers, just so he can make a little money to help his family. Since his father lost his job, Josh has had

Defriended What is it about? This book is about two main characters Jason Moreland and his online Facebook friend, Lacey Gray. They have lots of things in common such as a love for playing the guitar. There is just a problem that starts to form. Despite the fact that they basically spend hours talking to each other, Jason always requests a time and place to actually communicate with each other face to face, she never replies.

In the beginning of the book the Gladers wake up in a base where they find hanging bodies and cranks all outside. They also find out Teresa is gone and in her place is a boy name Aris. When they go back out to the hanging bodies, they are all gone. Next, strange guy appears in one of the rooms with a force field around him. He is supposedly from WICKED and has a new trial for the

1. Durrell fleshes out his family by noting down their dialogues and mannerisms. The conversations between his family members serve to characterize them. Durrell starts the book with Larry's rant about the family's living conditions. He says, "There you are!...I ask you, what a position to be in!...Really, it's time something was done. I can't be expected to produce deathless prose in an atmosphere of gloom and eucalyptus" (16). Given that Larry uses "it's" and "can't" rather than "may" or "might," he fervently objects living in England and openly expresses it. However, Mother responds with a passive "Yes, dear" (16), which wildly contrasts Larry's passionate attitude. Durrell establishes Larry and Mother as foils of each other in order to

A common way the story is told is with the use of flashbacks. The flashbacks contain memories of Thomas life before the maze. As the story goes on each flashback holds more information and details of his past life. In one of the flashbacks he see himself working with the people who placed them there (WCKD) he wakes up and says “Guys, I'm one of them. The people who put us here, I worked with them. I-I watched you guys for years.

To get to the Scorch Thomas, Newt, Minho, Aris and the Gladers must go through a Flat Trans. Thats leads to a long dark hallway where the ceiling has metal balls that decapitate some of the Gladers heads. Then a storm Thomas and his friends run into a group of cranks. Thomas makes a deal with Jorge the leader of the his group, if, Jorge takes them across the city they will get the cure too. Then an explosion goes off for, Brenda and Thomas separated from the Gladers plus, Brenda’s group. Then, Brenda and Thomas go through underground tunnels to go across the city, but they run into a group of erratic cranks that try to kill them. Another spasmodic group of cranks drug and confine Thomas and Brenda to chairs. Little did Thomas and Brenda know, their friends come and kills all, the not too, far gone cranks.

“She is the last one ever.” is the note that was sent up with a girl to the “glade”. Every month for the last two years, one person has been sent up into the “glade” along with supplies. Everyone that has come up in the last two years has been a boy until now. One day a girl is sent up to the “glade” with a note saying “She is the last one ever”. After that, everything starts to change. The doors to the maze, that had once closed every night, are now open all the time and more people are getting hurt. Thomas, one of the boys, leads some of the others out into the maze to try and find a way out. While in the maze, they encounter many “grevers” before finding a way out. The movie had a couple events that were not like the book but the overall

Thomas, Minho and Ably are trapped in the maze. Minho tells Thomas that what he did was stupid and suicide. They look for a spot to put Alby and hide from the grievers. they put Alby on a high wall and when to hide. Out of nowhere a griever jumps from the shadows and chases Thomas and Minho. They led a griever to a high edge of maze and the griever falls to its death. They survive a night in the

Just as Thomas was about pass his runner training, everything changed when a girl named Teresa Agnes entered the Glade. The sun disappeared, supplies from the creators stopped coming, and at night the maze doors did not close so Grievers could wonder around the Glade freely. Thomas seemed to have a connection with Teresa, but he could not figure out why. Thomas learned that he and Teresa could somehow communicate to each other telepathically. As Thomas ran throughout the maze Teresa gave him clues about the maze to further help him. Each night since Teresa arrived, the Grievers took one person from the Glade each night. Alby realized that they needed to find the exit to the maze fast. Minho suggested that the rearrangement of the walls each night would reveal a code that would help them exit the Glade. Minho gathered all of the information collected about the maze and found that when they were all put together they revealed a code. Thomas knew that the only place to punch the code in was inside Griever hole. Griever hole was where all of the Grievers lived and was incredibly hard to get

The writing style of The Namesake is very simplistic. That made this book very easy to understand and know what the author was trying to have me understand. There were times when she was describing the Bengali culture, she would use words or phrases that I would not understand; but, Lahiri was very careful to explain all of the cultural terms, foods, and events to keep everyone on the same page.

Chapter one, Albom starts the book talking about the last class of his professor's life. He flashes back to graduation day and gives some background information on younger Morrie Schwartz. In chapter 2, “The Syllabus” the author gives more insight to Morrie’s character. Morrie knew his health was declining when he could no longer dance. In chapter 3, “The Student”, Albom says what has happened to him since he last saw Morrie on his college graduation day. In chapter 4, “The Audiovisual”, Morrie started writing “bite-sized philosophies about living in death's shadow.” In chapter 5, a flashbacks to Albom’s university years; Mitch nicknamed Morrie “Coach” and remembered the meals that they ate at the cafeteria. At chapter six, "The Classroom" Albom and Morrie chat for over two hours that day, mostly about Morrie’s illness. The last chapter I read, chapter seven, "Taking Attendance” Mitch speaks to Morrie about his goals in life since Morrie listens, unlike Mitch’s father who wants him to be a lawyer.