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Fallen By Lauren Kate Quotes

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Fallen by Lauren Kate is writen in 3rd person limited, which means that the reader could only know the main character's inner thoughts. “She watched-feeling a confusing mix of deep...” (pg 181) The book title is called Fallen based on one of the main characters, Daniel,who is a fallen angel,the other reason is that the other main character Luce fall in love with Daniel. “You're an angel, Daniel, I know it,” “I'm in love with an angel,”(pg 390,391) This book can be categorized as a fantasy book for it involves angels. I considered the theme of this book as love, Luce was not afraid to show her love towards Daniel,she never backed out even when Daniel tried to push her away from him. Their …show more content…

enough to be worth risking everything. Love.” - pg 448 In this quote we can interpreted that Luce is determind to be strong for Daniel, and herself. We could also realize how much impact could love do to a person. “I won't abandon her.She doesn't have anyone else.” - pg425 From this quote the author shows the amount Luce cared for her friend, and how Luce view the friendship between her and Penn as very impotant in her life. Luce was transfer into Sword & Cross as a result of the accident her got involved in her previous school. During her school year she meet Arriane, Cam, Penn, and most importantly Daniel. Daniel is a guy full of secrets, and Luce fell for him at her first sight. Towards the end of the school year both Daniel and Cam fought for Luce, and after that Daniel couldn't hold back anymore and kissed Luce, to his suprise, she didn't disappear based on his previous expereince. After discovering this, Daniel decided to tell Luce thw truth, that the girl he fell for evertime was her and that he gets to live forever because he is a fallen angel. Daniel told Luce that she uaually died after he kissed her or told her the truth, but not this time. Soon every fallen angel knew about this and the war was started, Penn was killed during her and Luce's escape. At the end Daniel send Luce to a safer place and promise to come back for her after he bring Cam

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