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The Priests Graveyard: Rollercoaster

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I have been really enjoying my story The priests graveyard so far it brings you on a rollercoaster. It makes it difficult to guess what is going to happen next. All though its difficult story to predict there are obvious objects playing a role in the book. The first object is a human in the story but I am referring to him as an object because Renee depends on him for survival. Lomont is only showed at the house he is kind of a non factor other then when he saved her and givers her shelter “he was the only one who loved me” (Dekker 95). He shows so much compassion for her and treats her like a queen but he is only home very rarely which I think is suspious that he is probably up to something. The second object I believe would be the full

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