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    The Maze Runner is the first book in the dystopian series, written by James Dashner. This series has been such a success among teens, so I finally decided to read the first book for myself. The Maze Runner was a truly exceptional and memorable read, packed with anticipation on every corner. This book follows the idea of a dystopian society as demonstrated in The Hunger Games and Divergent series; however, James Dashner has his own unique twist: Thomas, the main character, wakes up in a…

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    David Sisk's The Maze Runner

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    when presented with life threatening challenges. In the first novel, the group of children are stuck in a maze in which seems like there is no escape, until a rebellious new contestant enters, Thomas. The children have had their memories wiped by the group controlling the tests, W.C.K.D. Thomas has just entered a dystopia inside of a dystopia. The group of children already present in the maze have created a fully functioning community with rules, jobs, and everyday tasks. Alby, the leader of the…

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    Multiple T Maze Research

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    The Multiple T Maze: The purpose of this experiment is to test the animals spatial cognition and their ability to retain short term information. The experiment involves a maze made up of multiple T-Junctions, and is fairly easy to measure spatial cognition and information retaining as there is a clear right and wrong answer for each junction. Each intersection must remain the same length and scale in order to ensure the test measures the animals ability to recall information based upon their…

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    the book of Handmaid’s Tale in chapter 27 it states these quote A rat in a maze is free to go anywhere as long as it stays inside the maze. Margaret Atwood uses this quote to question the true meaning of freedom. For example A rat in a maze believes, that he’s free because he is allowed to run in whatever direction he chooses, and this is all the rat has ever known, But he is not free, this rat is still trapped inside a maze and still under the complete control of humans, and this symbolized…

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    “The Maze Runner” story begins with Thomas , a teenager who awakens in an elevator with no memory of who he is. When the elevator opens, Thomas finds himself surrounded by other male teenagers who tell him that they are trapped in a place that they call the Glade. Alby was the first to arrive, and he is the defacto leader of their society of Gladers. All new arrivals are assigned tasks, but Thomas seems to be drawn to the incredibly huge Maze that surrounds the Glade. Only…

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    “The Maze Runner” is a series of young adult novels written by James Dashner. The series includes a total of five novels: “The Maze Runner”, “The Scorch Trials”, “The Death Cure”, “The Kill Order”, and most recently, “The Fever Code” (the two latest novels are prequels for the series). The novels and film adaptations have gained a massive amount of recognition and feedback, making it a #1 New York Times bestselling series. Several book/movie critics said “[The Maze Runner] is a mix between Lord…

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    I would compare “In The Woods” to “The Maze Runner.” Both books are about a main character that had something happen to them when they were young and they don’t know what happened or how to explain it. In “The Maze Runner,” the main character can’t remember anything about his past or his childhood, while “In The Woods,” the main character had an unexplainable event happen to him when he was young. In each of the books, there is a place that is mysterious and know of the characters know a lot…

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    Margaret Thatcher once said, “Crime is crime is crime it’s not political it’s crime.” In 1981, the IRA prisoners started the second hunger strike in the Maze prison because the prisoners wanted to be recognized as prisoners of war. In Northern Ireland, the British government planned to isolate, criminalize, and demoralize the IRA. Some Mother’s Son appeals to the personal side of the argument by showing how one person can affect their whole family and then some. Hunger depicts the personal side…

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    Maze Runner narrative- Brennan Byrne We just escaped the maze and still very confused on what is happening with me and my friends."its almost like we are being tested" Minho said. The maze was a very complex place, it changed everyday and we had to figure out its patterns. Me and Minho are the runners, which means we run through the maze all day looking for a way out and map out where we went for that day the others are called the Gladers . They farm, make the food, and protect each other, now…

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    develop their plots. James Dashner’s novel, The Maze Runner, helps express this statement as Dashner utilizes the hero’s journey in order to introduce and develop the theme of his novel, while employing the hero’s journey in a way that helps form his plot in an intriguing way. James Dashner makes use of the hero’s journey cycle in his novel, “The Maze Runner”, to form key plot components including the exposition, the climax, and the resolution. In “The Maze Runner”, Dashner uses the departure…

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