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Essay On Jenna Fox

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Who is Jenna Fox? Can anyone ever know for sure just what it takes to be who you are? The adoration of Jenna Fox is a story about a 17-year-old girl named Jenna who been in a coma for 18 months and doesn’t remember anything. It is also about the extent that parents will go to save their only child and how far a child would go to discover the truth as she became her own person. The point of view is told in the first person because the author uses “I” and “my” in the novel. The story takes place in the future where BioGel, a futuristic medical compound, is illegal. After Jenna 's accident in Boston, every square inch of her insides is packed with BioGel. Jenna 's parents hid her in a small house in California because BioGel is illegal and the BioGel could freeze in Boston and Jenna would die. If the story took place in the present time, BioGel would not have …show more content…

The charters are Jenna Fox the main characters and the protagonist. In the novel who lost all her memory in tragic car accident, and in different ways to try to recall the past. Matthew Fox, Jenna’s father and the inventor of bio gel that is saving Jenna. Claire Fox is controlling she is always trying to protect Jenna. Lily, Jenna’s grandmother who misses the old Jenna, but still loves her granddaughter deeply. Ally, Jenna’s friend and schoolmate who has a prosthetic leg and arm. Ethan, Jenna 's boyfriend who is shown as temperamental but always kind to Jenna. Dane, Jenna’s neighbor and schoolmate who assaulted Jenna. Clayton, Jenna’s neighbor and first friend but is living in a different identity.
The conflict in the story is Jenna Fox vs the Secret. Who is Jenna Fox? Can anyone ever know for sure just what it takes to be who you are? The adoration of Jenna Fox is a story about a 17-year-old girl named Jenna who been in the coma for 18 months remember nothing. It is also about the extent that parents will go to save their only child and how far a child would go to discover the truth as she became her own

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