The Real Thing Brian Falkner Character Analysis

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An important and interesting part of the fictional text ‘The Real Thing’ by Brian Falkner was the very beginning due to the introduced main characters, main events, and conflicts that affect the later events.

Main characters such as Fizzer Boyd and Tupai are introduced. These two characters are taken on a joyride that starts at the beginning of the book. The two souls play an important role in the entire book, they are taken through many events that affected the storyline. These two characters show loyalty towards each other while fighting the ugly brothers, Fizzer & his friend Tupai are always being mentioned throughout the book.

There were many main events in the book that reeled me in. In the beginning, Fizzer had been claimed to have
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When Tupai and Fizzer had to fight the ugly brothers, there was a generous amount of danger and action. Twisting of arms, knives and the amount of strength Tupai had displayed in the text, These were the moments that were really captivating. An important and interesting part of the fictional text ‘The Real Thing’ by Brian Falkner was the very beginning due to the introduced main characters, main events, and conflicts that affect the later events.

Main characters such as Fizzer Boyd and Tupai are introduced. These two characters are taken on a joyride that starts at the beginning of the book. The two souls play an important role in the entire book, they are taken through many events that affected the storyline. These two characters show loyalty towards each other while fighting the ugly brothers, Fizzer & his friend Tupai are always being mentioned throughout the book.

There were many main events in the book that reeled me in. In the beginning, Fizzer had been claimed to have a sixth sense or ESP (extrasensory perception). That event that took place in the early stages of the book was one of the many that got me intrigued. The main events of this story were really interesting and fascinating, each event had its own vibe and features that made them different from every other
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When Tupai and Fizzer had to fight the ugly brothers, there was a generous amount of danger and action. Twisting of arms, knives and the amount of strength Tupai had displayed in the text, These were the moments that were really captivating. An important and interesting part of the fictional text ‘The Real Thing’ by Brian Falkner was the very beginning due to the introduced main characters, main events, and conflicts that affect the later events.

Main characters such as Fizzer Boyd and Tupai are introduced. These two characters are taken on a joyride that starts at the beginning of the book. The two souls play an important role in the entire book, they are taken through many events that affected the storyline. These two characters show loyalty towards each other while fighting the ugly brothers, Fizzer & his friend Tupai are always being mentioned throughout the book.

There were many main events in the book that reeled me in. In the beginning, Fizzer had been claimed to have a sixth sense or ESP (extrasensory perception). That event that took place in the early stages of the book was one of the many that got me intrigued. The main events of this story were really interesting and fascinating, each event had its own vibe and features that made them different from every other

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