Squad Leader Alousyes: Character Analysis

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It was a dark stormy night when General Douglas commanded all of his squad leaders to conduct their literature circles. Our squad Juliet was tasked with finding information about the people and what we would find in Florin when we launched our attack. To start off our discussion Squad Leader Alousyes had some questions for us. Squad Leader Alousyes didn’t take anything from anyone, so we all had to answer these questions correctly or we would all be transferred to another squad. None of us wanted that so we all listen closely to the questions that she was asking. Plus we have heard that some of the other soldiers in the other squads weren’t that bright so we wanted to stay right where we were. Squad Leader Alousyes first question was Why …show more content…
Her task was to take intel on some of the people we may encounter in Florin when we attack. Corporal White accomplished this task by controlling a UAV and listening in and taking pictures around the castle. Once she found out what she could she pick some words to describe the people. For Count Rugen she picked jotter because he acted as his own jotter for his research on pain. This led us to believe that Count Rugen may of committed crimes that were unthinkable. The second word she chose was Ashen which she gave to the albino. She chose this word because the albino looked very ashen from the pictures she recovered from the UAV. Next to share their intel was Corporal Meeks. Through her discoveries she found that the moment of genuine emotion for her was when Count Rugen was just taking notes while Westley was crying tears of pain. With the news our squad came to the conclusion the Count Rugen is some kind of pain freak. Another thing we learned from Corporal Meeks’s intel was that Westley was murdered by Prince Humperdinck and then is brought back to life somehow. When we attack we will be looking to get out hands on this technology that someone used to bring Westley back to

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