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Mal Gorman's Character Analysis

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The final reason why Mal Gorman was inclined to choose characters such as Ellie was due to the nature of the people they were intended to face. According to Mal Gorman at the end of the book, their task was to be spies beyond the wall, in order to aid the Northern Government to make them more successful. 3 Clearly, Mal Gorman intended on them being successful on each trip. Thus, Mal would need them to be brilliant whips to fulfill his needs. The rivals that Mal wanted Ellie and the chosen to face, were the ultra rich on the outside of the wall. As stated on page 464, “They’ve got the best scientists and engineers, and you’ve seen the animal Borgs. They’ve got sharks and hawks too.” Thus, Ellie’s quick thinking and resiliency would certainly

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