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The multiple events in Wolf by Wolf that lead up to the eventual “death” of the Führer. Yael, our protagonist, has been through a process that affects her eye and hair color, and her skin color. She has an odd ability to shift in her skin and become someone else. She uses this “power” to be able to go on these missions for the Resistance who are all against Hitler and the SS. The Resistance makes her go in as a celebrity and have her out of her comfort zone a bit. She has to stand in as, Adele Wolfe, a famous motorcycle racer who stole her brothers identity to race. She has to go and kidnap her from her Germania apartment a day before the race. Yael has to go in to the race as her and she has to learn as she goes about how Adele operates. Eventually she makes her way to the very last checkpoint in the race and she and Luka Lowe are the victors. Luke Lowe is Adele’s love interest and Yael has to learn how the two act around each …show more content…
I am Inmate 121358△X. I am your death.” As soon as the words left her mouth the bodyguards were moving in on her and the Führer starts to say something: “You were the first. . . .” But, he was unable to complete his sentence before Yael shot him in his chest. Only for a split second did she think that he was actually who he looks like. While he lays there dead, his body begins to change, his hair turns completely grey and his skin turns a shade paler. In that moment she realizes that, the person she killed is not the Führer, the body belonged to a skinshifter like her. She realizes that what he was going to say was that: “You were the first. . . not the only.” But, ultimately she escapes the Victor’s Ball and she finds herself limping down an empty street while the rest of the world basically celebrates what they think is a

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