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    wave . With the characters, Cassie and Evan also fall in love, but having their whole world being surrounded by war. Overall, the play Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare, and the book The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey both demonstrate the main concepts of love and war. Love at first sight is a very strong statement, yet it didn’t just happen to Romeo and Juliet, but also to Cassie and Evan. From looking into each others eye at a party, or a unique setting with Evan spying on Cassie and automatically…

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    paranormal that Cassie has to worry about as she is soon in a love triangle that threatens to unravel the sisterhood of the Circle. The series was originally intended to be a trilogy when it was first published in 1992 but later got omnibuses in 2008 and was revived with more titles since 2012. LJ only wrote the trilogy as she left Alloy Entertainment which then commissioned Aubrey Clark that wrote the final three titles in the series in 2012 and 2013. When we are first introduced to Cassie…

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    The texts “Revenge: Will You Feel Better?” and “Revenge and the People Who Seek It” have helped me conclude that Cassie and her brothers from “Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry” were not justified in getting revenge. In “Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry” the white bus driver drove so that mud or dirt would splash on the black children, and when he did this many children on the bus laughed. Cassie, Little Man, Christopher John, and Stacey took revenge by digging a watery ditch where the bus would drive.…

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    Man Vs. Society

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    character Cassie. The first thing the author used to introduce us to Cassie is showing us how Cassie had a rough job at the dinner. Next, we see how the author uses how Michael leaves the restaurant before Cassie can say bye as another Man vs. Society. Last, but not least, the author uses how someone killed Cassie’s mom to introduce us to Cassie. That’s how the author used Man vs. Society to introduce us to Cassie, but the author also shows us how she grows as a character. Readers see Cassie…

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    explaining Cassie Logan and how courageous she was. Page 26 Cassie states it states that Cassie said to Miss.Crocker Holding the book up to her, I said, “See, Miz Crocker, see what it says. And that is why i say that Cassie is the most Courageous character in this book.“ I aint know bodys little n****, Cassie said.” Pg.213 Cassie says “How the wagon roll over him? How he get shot?” I blurted out angrily, already plotting revenge against whoever had dared hurt my father. Cassie is sassy…

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    Infinite Ocean Wave

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    ones die in front of their eyes. Just think of seeing somebody dyeing and there is nothing anybody can do about it. In the book The Infinite Sea Cassie is brave, determined and last she has break down moments. Cassie is very brave because she lost her parents after the 3rd wave. When the aliens came down they found Cassie’s family. Her parents had Cassie and her brother hide so the…

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    The Fifth Wave Analysis

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    In Rick Yancey’s The Fifth Wave, Cassie, a teenager, wants to save her brother. The Others invaded with different waves and Cassie is living through them. The First Wave destroyed all electronics including vehicles all vehicles. The Others used an EMP to take out the lights. It was over in seconds but the lights stayed off. The Second Wave was slightly longer. The Third Wave was the Blood Plague, this wave lasted weeks upon weeks. Cassie’s mom started to show symptoms of the plague. So her…

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    that surrounds them. The book is from the point of view of the only girl, Cassie. Cassie is stubborn and knows what’s right, so she has trouble ignoring the constant racist acts that she is exposed to. Cassie’s grandmother, Big Ma takes her and her eldest brother Stacey into Strawberry to sell goods from their farm. It’s a tough day for Cassie as she experiences extreme losses of innocence. In the beginning of the day, Cassie is surrounded by a comforting bubble of innocence that clearly pops by…

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    the protagonist, "Cassie" meaning the good or innocent person in the scenario and the antagonist "Miz Crocker" this meaning the evil or villain in the scenario. They have an argument over a book that her brother was given in class that had a word that offended who she was and what she believed in. Little man started to angry about but asked politely for a new book. When Miz Crocker refuses Cassie steps in and stands up for her brother. Miz Crocker just thought Little man and Cassie were being…

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    Courage can help you lead but if you don't have it you can't lead it. In Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry Mildred D. Taylor uses Cassie as an example of courage by Cassie taking a whipping for her brother that has to take courage because she doesn't want her kin to get hurt. Cassie shows courage by going back to her house and possibly getting caught by white folk and drug back to the Avery's house and get a beating. She also took a switch for her brother and last she stood up to a white person. Back…

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