Comparing Charbonnet's Witch And Wizard

In the fiction book “ Witch and Wizard “ James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet are talking about the life of two teenagers Whit and Wisty that were drastically accused of being witch and wizard. The author’s objective/goal in this book is to show how terribly witches and wizards are being treated due to their superpower abilities. Most of the time people would kill them,taunt them or even hang them because they do not consider witches and wizards as human beings. The author is trying to prove or show that witches and wizards are not as bad as they seem like. Just because they have some unique abilities than other human beings it does not make them evil. The authors in this fiction book show some different variety of examples that shows how those two …show more content…
According to the themes and the examples that the authors have provided so far, I totally agree with their opinion and what they are demonstrating about those two young teenagers who have unique abilities and superpower. One of the most unique example from the book is “ And they aren't going to give you a lawyer or a phone call. And your mama and papa aren't coming to get you.” ( Patterson and Charbonnet 41) Once they took them to the prison, the New Order assigned a trial day and did not give them any lawyers for their defence. Whit and Wisty did not have anyone besides them and were surrounded by strangers. One of the other examples that is unique is “ There was nothing left of us, except smoke….and the smell of skin burning. He had... I don’t know...vaporized everyone…..” The One Who Is The One the leader of the New Order vaporized all kids in Freeland. They vaporized all kids that had any sort of superpowers. Finally, one of the most sad quote in this book is “ I want to, Whit. I’m so glad… I’m so glad you’re