Red Queen

In the book, Red Queen i admire the protagonist which is Mare. I admire Mare for the following reasons she's brave, curious and a risk taker. In the following paragraphs, I will explain my opinion in which I like Mare. The reasons I admire Mare is that she’s brave. Mare is brave because she has red blood and becomes nearly, a queen. How is this brave? This is brave because in the society in which, Mare lives in only people with silver blood are able to become royalty no one else that doesn’t have

The Novel “The Red Queen” takes place in the royal country of Norta that has a mountainous forest region. Norta, whereas all other kingdoms, has two classes of people: the upper-class Silvers and the lower-class Reds. The Silvers are further divided into the lowly houses, elite houses, and the Royal House, while the Reds all live in a village called the Stilts. The Stilts run along a river that connects Archeon to Summerton. Archeon is the capital that rules the country throughout the majority of

into this high fantasy realm that has a medieval tone to it. I mean, Mare - our protagonist - was sort of like Katniss Everdeen, Celaena Sardothien ,and Storm had a threesome and viola, Mare Barrow comes into existence (kidding, but not really). Red Queen takes all of our favorite aspects of fantasy, dystopia novels, and young adult literature in general and puts it all into a giant melting pot while pulling out the best of everything and then shoving it into our faces. I guess you can say that this

you can conquer the world when you are on the same side as the Red Queen of WGO! In fact you can reach to new heights and create a name for yourself when you step aside and join the Era ion Red instead of demolishing your reputation when you are going to lose. If anybody thought that the name Eva Marie meant nothing in this company, they better think otherwise because they’re going to be shown exactly what the Era of the Red Queen is all about. Eva Marie hauled down to the outside of the building

The novel “Red Queen” by Victoria Aveyard, uses many literary devices that makes the reader feel how the book wants you to feel as well as be able to paint a picture in their head. An example of mood would be, “Mom crumples in on herself, barely making it to a chair at the kitchen table before she devolves into sobs”(156). The mood turns to being sorrowful because the quote reveals that her son, Shade, passed away. Another example of a literary devices is when the author writes, “Gisa is skilled

was a world divided by blood? Those with red and those with silver, that’s a world that needs a hero. When Mare Barrow the protagonist in Victoria Aveyard’s best selling book; ”Red Queen”, is mixed up in the world of silvers. Mare’s world is corrupted and dangerous and she seems to rise as red as the dawn. Even though heros in most stories are seen as almost gods, they however are not. Mare Barrow rises to the top of a rebellion and becomes a hero for the red blooded humans of Norta. Heros can show

been trust first.” For a early age, we learn that trust is important in build relationships. Sometimes that trust is betray and it can leave long lasting scars on our hearts. Red Queen is a novel that teaches a valuable life lesson through conflict that holds true even for today’s teenager: anyone can betray anyone. In Red Queen, the author uses conflict to teach the reader that anyone can betray anyone. Mare finds out that Maven is working with his mom. “They melt off his wrists in globs of hot iron

he book Red Queen takes places in the kingdom of Norta, in the future. Norta consists of Prince State, King State, and Regent State. The kingdom of Norta has people with red blood, and silver blood. The people with silver blood have powers and they are looked upon as regal and special. Most silvers find themselves better reds, and reds don’t like this. In each on state there is a main city or main cities. The main city for the Prince State is Delphie. Delphie is modern day Philadelphia and a lot

“I see a world on the edge of a blade. Without balance, it will fall” (Aveyard 151). In the novel Red Queen, Mare Barrow lives in a world divided by blood. There is a dangerous rift between the red-blooded peasants and the silver-blooded elite, who rule the world with their unfathomable powers. Mare has grown up a worthless red, no more than a common thief. Even though red blood pumps through her veins, Mare soon finds herself with powers greater than any silver’s. Now, she is forced to repair the

Red Queen Reading Journal Entry 1: Silver and Red In the story their are essentially two bloodlines: Silver and Red. and they are quite literally those colors. It reminds me of the Greek gods from the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan. In his story, the gods bled gold ichor “the blood of the gods.” Mare, the leading character, sees the silvers as gods, “In school, we learned about the world before ours, about the angels and gods that lived in the sky, ruling the earth with kind and loving