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I thought that the part when Little Merced related her father's depression to his urine on Page 53 was pretty weird. It's interesting how she makes this connection.
- Jaden

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What stuck with me during this reading was Maricela’s “stars”. I was confused when Little Merced was talking about her dad not wanting her to touch Maricela’s stars, but then I found out she was burning herself with a screwdriver and then they were mapping out constellations from her scars. - Pauline (pg 59)

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I found it odd that Federico was so confident in the idea that Saturn made his wife leave and not solely his bed-wetting.

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I guess like the whole plague being a fungus was pretty interesting. And at one point they talked about how there were corpses with fungus splitting them open, kinda intense

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WAs weird when Froggy said EMF shot slingshots in air to try and kill and hurt something when there is no proof of it being there.

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The ring that was burnt around the city I thought was really crazy

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I find it incredibly bizarre how we don't get a perspective from Federico, and how it's all told from Saturn's perspective, and how Saturn is the only one to refer to himself in the 3rd person.

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My favorite moment was Maricela and little merced's interaction where she was showing merced her burns. Little Merced was making sense of her marks and they have a lil connection and its cute. page 59

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When Federico stays awake to not wet the bed again.

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I felt that the couple of drawing we have gotten from Fredrico have been weird because his war isn’t  physical making them seem meaningless (pg. 43,55).
- Carlos N

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The moment that really just stuck with me was on page 29 when I guess the Glue sniffer was set on fire? I don't know what was happening but It definitely stuck (like in glue aha) with me.

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I love all the "turtle shells" they seem funny

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Page 53: When Froggy gives Little Merced something and Little Merced says it's just "two folded dollar bills" while Froggy says he "wrapped the smaller switchblade" into the money. I want to know what actually happened, who is lying or are they both lying.

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The part on page 46 where Saturn's "intentions" are discussed  was interesting to me. "It was never Saturn's intention to destroy any of them, if only they had not rebelled and just lived their lives without looking up." It's interesting to think about who is talking. Even though it is in Froggy's section it seems to be an interjection by Saturn in the 3rd person.

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I liked Sandra's introduction because she was mentioned earlier when Froggy and Julieta met. I like moments like that when a character/event is mentioned and then later explained so it feels like everything is falling into place. - Liam

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The part where Rita uses electrodes to push back her hairline and pinches her nose to be the 'perfect' shape weirded me out not only because she's going to extreme lengths to look a certain way but also because it sounds like something fashion models would actually do.

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My favorite element of this book so far has been the writing from different perspectives of all the characters. This was highlighted especially for me with the section from the perspective of the Loteria caller where it showed the different cards he picked. I just enjoyed how there was perspective given from someone who is obviously not a main character, but still is included.

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weirdest moment was when the mechanic found a mechanical tortoise eating a sea turtle

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I really enjoyed reading about how the town of El Derramadero found out that plastic was the only thing that could survive.  This seemed like it flips the idea of plastic not being able to break down being a negative concept.

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The way that the format constantly changed and the story was told from the perspectives of each character was interesting to me. At first it was a little hard to follow because the transitions from columns to regular paragraphs was weird to me, but I got used to it quickly. Dylan

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I thought that the format was really weird. For example on pg 62 the paragraph was split in half but only half way down the column then it goes back to being normal. The format is super weird and sort of confusing. Also the point of views keep switching from character to character is an interesting aspect of the story.

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I really liked this moment on page 53 where Frederico de the la Fe states that he is going to war against Saturn as a "war against the commodification of sadness" and "against the fate that had been decided for us". I found that quite interesting because this sets up for that breaking of the "fourth wall" discussed last class and how we are reading this book as a collection of stolen perspectives.