Maze Runner Thomas

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What would you do if you are isolated in a maze? How about you cannot remember who you were and what did you do before entered in the maze? It was happened to Thomas, a main character in a book, The Maze Runner, written by James Dashner. There were some other boys in the maze, who had the same situation as Thomas. Thomas is the newest boy in the maze, but he led to get out of the maze; even other boys, lived in the maze for about two years, could not do it. Thomas is described as a mysterious character that helps to solve the major conflict, which is getting out of the maze. Then, who is Thomas, and how is he able to be a hint getting out of the maze? The book starts at Thomas’ view when he arrives at the maze. Every once a month, there

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