Dynamic Character In 'Reached'

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Ky- I think Ky is a Dynamic character because throughout the entire series the only person Ky loves is Cassia. In Reached, Ky started liking Indie, which is nothing like him considering throughout the entire series Ky is supposed to only like Cassia. This made me really frustrated because I always wanted Ky and Cassia to be together and Indie is Cassia’s friend. Pg. 186-187 and 353

Xander- Xander is dynamic in a similar way to Ky. Throughout the entire series all Xander wants is for Cassia to choose him over Ky. He’s Cassia’s match and wants to be with her. Throughout Reached Xander does do anything jurassic but towards the end Xander starts to realize that Cassia will never choose him over Ky and in the end runs away with

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