The story takes place on the moon, which is called Luna in the book. The characters go everywhere on Luna, but the places where main events take place is the palace in Artemisia and the outer sector of RM-9. In the palace, you meet Winter, the princess of Luna, and learn the ways of her stepmother, Queen Levana of Luna. Winter's friend, Jacin, learns that Levana wants Winter dead, so both Winter and Jacin help out Cinder and her crew by feeding them information from the palace. Also, Emperor Kai of the Commonwealth back on Earth and Queen Levana get married inside the palace and have the coronation ceremony in the palace as well. Levana is also killed in the palace at the hands of Cinder. The rebels fight with the government for their freedom on the door step of the palace. Sector RM-9 is the first place Cinder and her crew go to start building their army of rebels. Wolf's mother lives in this sector and hides Cinder, Wolf, and the others until Levana's guards and head Thaumaturge Aimery found where Cinder was hiding
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The theme of the story was really well written because you can see the determination in each character through their actions. The amount of determination the characters have makes you wish you had the courage to take back what once was your or confront your feelings for someone you care a lot about. The main idea is also really well written. The words Meyer uses to describe a main scene or setting makes you feel like your there. For example, on page 205, Artemisia is being compared to the rural outer sector of Luna, “ ...the glistening tiles and intricate statues, gone were the polished woods a glowing orbs...Every surface was covered in a layer of dust...” (page 205, paragraph4, lines 3-6). Overall, this book had excellent imagery words and stuck with the theme and main idea and had a good amount of plot twists mixed in there. This book had an excellent ending to end an excellent
The theme of the story was really well written because you can see the determination in each character through their actions. The amount of determination the characters have makes you wish you had the courage to take back what once was your or confront your feelings for someone you care a lot about. The main idea is also really well written. The words Meyer uses to describe a main scene or setting makes you feel like your there. For example, on page 205, Artemisia is being compared to the rural outer sector of Luna, “ ...the glistening tiles and intricate statues, gone were the polished woods a glowing orbs...Every surface was covered in a layer of dust...” (page 205, paragraph4, lines 3-6). Overall, this book had excellent imagery words and stuck with the theme and main idea and had a good amount of plot twists mixed in there. This book had an excellent ending to end an excellent