Alone in her fight, she plays it cool. When Aaron and Lewis capture Maddox, an SPI agent, she learns that there is two sides to the game everyone else is playing. They force her to break into Maddox’s mind and search his memories. When she sees that really he is just a guy with a normal life, a girl that he loves and how he was taken from his family at a young age, her mind completely turns around and her doubts are proven. Showing her anger and hurt, Aaron and Lewis begin to distrust Cameron. She has nobody now. She doesn’t know who SPI is, the boy she loved and the man who had taken her in as a daughter want her gone, she left her grandma and has no other family to turn to. So she decides to form an escape plan on her …show more content…
Cameron is very dynamic. In the beginning, she just rolls with what she gets. Thinking she is a freak and hating life. But when she finds out she is not alone with her powers, she is desperate to meet the others. Throughout the book she changes from the third wheel who just wants a normal life to a problem solver who learns to accept her gift. Cameron Winters is why everything in the story happens. Lewis is also dynamic. He starts out trying to persuade and trick Cameron to come to the mansion to meet Aaron. His intentions are to use her only for her powers but he ends up falling in love. Later even though he is in love with her he becomes her enemy. He prevents her from saving the children and says she should simply leave if she thinks what they do is wrong. At the end of the book it seems to Cameron that he let her get her memory erased instead of helping her. In the second or third book of the series is when you find out he really did try to help her but got his memory erased too and was placed to live on his own. In these ways, Cameron and Lewis are dynamic