While reading the book I am a spectator most of the time and imagine everything taking place in a movie, but sometimes I am a background character. This would be equal to a Stan Lee cameo in a Marvel movie. For example, when the main character Gwen is choosing if she will be an Atlantean cadet or a civilian, I would be next in line and picking as she walks off.
Giving advice to Gwen would be a hard thing to do because she already lives her life thinking that if something doesn’t go her way, she can always do something to change it. No matter how unusual or impossible the circumstances are she will always have hope to finish what she started. One thing that I might say to her would be to always trust her instinct. This is because sometimes …show more content…
She is always thinking of loop holes and asking important questions while maintaining good friendships with the teachers and kids around her. My only criticism about her is that she has a hard time accepting reality. For example, Gwen's goal throughout the book is to train hard enough on this Atlantic ship in order to compete in the Atlantis Games. Winning this would give her everything she could dream such as rescuing her family from Earth which is going to soon be destroyed by an asteroid. When she gets denied to do this at the end of the book by the Atlantean Prince she still refuses his orders and continues thinking of ways that she can still get into the games and save her …show more content…
Near the end of the book Gwen asks her Commanding Pilot Aeson Kassiopi, which is also the prince of Atlantis, why they couldn’t just ram a few ships at the asteroid and save Earth. He replies saying that it wouldn’t work because they would just send another one. After that he says they will talk more on the situation later but they never end up doing that. This confused me because the book never elaborated on the fact that something is launching extinction level asteroids at other planets. I was also confused as to why the Atlanteans don’t just attack whoever is launching them to Earth for however long it takes to bring everyone to
Giving advice to Gwen would be a hard thing to do because she already lives her life thinking that if something doesn’t go her way, she can always do something to change it. No matter how unusual or impossible the circumstances are she will always have hope to finish what she started. One thing that I might say to her would be to always trust her instinct. This is because sometimes …show more content…
She is always thinking of loop holes and asking important questions while maintaining good friendships with the teachers and kids around her. My only criticism about her is that she has a hard time accepting reality. For example, Gwen's goal throughout the book is to train hard enough on this Atlantic ship in order to compete in the Atlantis Games. Winning this would give her everything she could dream such as rescuing her family from Earth which is going to soon be destroyed by an asteroid. When she gets denied to do this at the end of the book by the Atlantean Prince she still refuses his orders and continues thinking of ways that she can still get into the games and save her …show more content…
Near the end of the book Gwen asks her Commanding Pilot Aeson Kassiopi, which is also the prince of Atlantis, why they couldn’t just ram a few ships at the asteroid and save Earth. He replies saying that it wouldn’t work because they would just send another one. After that he says they will talk more on the situation later but they never end up doing that. This confused me because the book never elaborated on the fact that something is launching extinction level asteroids at other planets. I was also confused as to why the Atlanteans don’t just attack whoever is launching them to Earth for however long it takes to bring everyone to