Change In The 5th Wave

At the beginning of the book, the author describes Eric as a ladies man who could get any lady he pursued, and Dylan got a date to prom with his crush. The reader could ultimately assume that they were normal teenagers that didn’t have any serious problems. That is why it’s so confusing to why they did what they

She loved her family. In her time not equal meant nothing to her. Cassie doesn't judge people. Cassie is the second oldest out of the Logan kids. …..

As the the story evolves, however, it becomes more apparent that each of the characters are connected

Finally, she also lies to Annie Haywood, the school teacher, about why she has come up to Bodega Bay. She tells Annie that she is just a friend of Mitch’s and wants nothing more, meanwhile her actions show she has more of a romantic interest in

after having maybe-sex with Cassie—it sure seems like sex, but later Cassie says no boy has ever seen her naked, and, well—and Cassie just doesn’t get what he’s talking

These topics all show that characterization plays an important role in the reader’s understanding of character development. Both Steve and andy are dependent on someone else. One example of this is an excerpt from Tears of a tiger when the text states, “Forget this! I don't need this.

Eric, being the good friend he is, immensely wants to give Sarah help. He tries his best and will not stop at anything. In addition, when Virgil Byrnes, who is Sarah’s father, tries to harm her, Eric helps Sarah by trying to find protection for her. He tries to get her the justice she deserves. Sarah then takes up safety with one of her fellow teachers, Ms. Lemry.

In extreme ordeals and circumstances, humanity has been known to unite out of underlying loyalty to their kind, setting aside any personal self-centered ways. Whether it may be because of death, natural disaster, or diversified tragedy, humanity has been known to join in unison and show loyalty towards one another during these hardships. Although we may be self-absorbed during many periods of our lives, we all feel compassion, and all generate immense loyalty to our kind. So, would you let a loved one suffer? Or would you showcase your loyalty to them, putting them before you in times of adversity? Not only that, but in times of change, the identities of yourself and others around you may be altered. You may not be who you thought you were,

This is because he was getting to the white people before them. She went up to him while he was taking an order, and asked why he was not getting to them. She did not understand why people were treated this way, so she went ahead and asked. It started an argument between the two, which was Cassie asking why it was taking a long time then Mr. Barnett calling her a name and telling her to leave. She was still not convinced that was the right thing, so she asked Stacey to help

The hardships these characters endure give them a new insight into their own

He begins to show her best friend much more attention after the crash and this upsets Paige. His relationship is close with Lacey, but his relationship with Paige begins to fade. Lacey is Paige’s ex best friend and is also a popular teenager at their high school. She is competing against Paige for homecoming queen and she was also involved in the crash the previous spring. She is a horrible and manipulative person.

Other times people change and they grow apart. They lose hope in each other and in some cases began to hate each other. People go through things that change them forever and affect them emotionally and sometimes

Matt had to sleep in a shack far from the main house just because he was a clone. To the people of Opium clones are bad and so they don’t get the same privileges as the regular people. The only person that treated Matt well was a girl named Maria and she adored him. Matt and Maria became very close in the book. Maria eventually has to go to a boarding school with all girls and so she will only see Matt on occasions.

He realized that his life choices weren't the best and went on a different way. These characters may have changed for better or for worst. Not only that, but each character has a no similarities to one another. It seems like the author likes to add detail personality to all his limited characters. Since, there less then ten main characters, he portrays them so differently.

Tiffany ran away and Pat saw the look on her face. He caught up to her and confessed his love for her, after that they both shared an intimate