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Cassia And Ky Quotes

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“I can’t help but smile. We are here, together. In this wide, wild world, we’ve managed to meet again” (Condie 206). Ky and Cassia are both in search of each other in the canyons and Cassia took a blue tablet without knowing they were poisonous. Finally after long journeys Cassia and Ky are reunited with each other and are now trying to get back to their society. Together along with the help of Eli and Indie they will embark on their journey. I will be questioning, connecting, and visualizing.

I wonder if Cassia will die because she ate a blue tablet? I think this could be a possibility because she didn’t know that the blue tablets were poisonous. When she was in the canyon with Indie she wasn’t feeling good and Indie told her that the tablets were poisonous. “The tablets are poisoned, she said” (Condie 180). Cassia didn’t believer Indie because she didn’t think Xander would give the tablets to her if they were poisonous. Another reason I think Cassia could possibly die is because as Indie and her were walking through the canyon Cassia …show more content…

To start one way I can connect with Ky is because we both have seen an awesome sunset. When Ky was in the cave one of the mornings he went and saw the sunsets. This reminded me of being at my lake property and watching the sunset from the dock with all the vibrant colors. I can also relate to Cassia in this story. One way is when she was going into the cavern to help Henry. Cassia had to squeeze through a space in the rock that was really tight and claustrophobic. “The mass of the Carving presses all over me; I’ve been afraid of its vastness and now I’m afraid of its closeness” (Condie 242). This is just like the time I went to tour a cave with my family and there was a part that you had to squeeze through. It was really narrow and thin and kind of creepy. I can relate to how Cassis was scared while going through this. As can be seen I am able to connect with both Ky and

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