Gone Movie And Book Comparison

Gone and Hunger are just two of the six books in the book series Gone, by Michael Grant. The plot of these books is how kids under fifteen survive without access to the outside world, or adult supervision. The first and second book are more or less focused on the same thing, which is dealing with the new found FAYZ wall. They also deal with the revelation that most of these kids stuck inside the wall, have powers from a mishap at the nuclear power plant. These kids need to learn how to get along before they get themselves all killed. The plot of these books is very diverse when it comes to sticking to the same idea throughout all six, so I chose to explain to you the first two only, because they’re more or less the same plot. Gone is based out of a small town called Perdido Beach, just down the coast from Santa Barbra. The first book starts by having everyone over fifteen, poof. There’s no flash of light, no sound, they just poof. All the student quickly …show more content…
When a bunch of students from a boarding school come down to the town hall, the revelation soon comes across, that a seemingly harmless mishap at the power plant ten years earlier, wasn’t so harmless after all. Most of these kids inside the Wall, have developed powers, and 75% of them have no idea how to control them. People get hurt, things get destroyed, and some people get killed. Caine and Sam, the two major characters, are completely different in the way they want to run the town with their powers. Caine uses his powers of levitation to control people, but Sam uses his power of light, to give people hope. These two brothers soon decide to divide the town, which was detrimental to the food situation. All the workers and farmers decide to leave with Sam, which leaves Caine with no food. The powers caused a lot division among friends, family, and even some couples. Some kids on Caine’s side