Cleanser John Character Analysis

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What’s Working The pace of the action. It was 13 pages but I was engaged that I barely noticed. The faster the pace of actions, the faster I read. The relationship between Lena and Jacque was so cuddly. Fit for fantasy and it had a hint of realistic to it! Is Lena following in her father’s footsteps? Leaving people behind?
Central Characters The central characters are the heroic trio Lena, Jacque, and Cleanser John. They are up against Lord Furvus and his army. In the village they met the head of the village who has the cursed object. The characters are quite believable. Lena still has the traits that were brought from growing up in her environment which comes to light in the new experiences in the village of Parish. Jacque is supportive and protective that many can relate to even in modern society. Cleanser John is silent, and seems to follow the oddness of how to interact with a daughter who he left behind especially that now has a protective husband that he doesn’t get along with. Each character has their perks and personalities. Even the one who tends the Traven. She even gets a reaction of Lena by her actions.
Central Conflict The central conflict is saving the kingdom of Valla. Then on the lower levels is getting to the cursed objects. Surviving
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Harry faces the problems of the family home situation, birth, the societies limited view in that period, financial support, personal matters, and why the hat. The story is about the characters life. The meaning of the story is inseparable from the characters experience. The beginning of the story brings us into the current situation of the birth. The middle shows us the events that led up to the birth. The end tied everything together to show the massive arrange of emotions of the beginning. The details of the room scene is definitely vibrant. Also, in that scene the dialogue is

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