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Jenna Boudreaux
Mrs. Jaunet
English V Honors - Period 4

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He makes sure everyone has a team to fit into. He does this to give them purpose and keep them working. This is another way the Admiral is helpful because he helped Risa see she might want to be in the medical field. This shows how he gives unwinds hope.

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"The Admiral was a darkly obsessed man, but his obsession saved lives" (226).

"That same integrity locks him firmly on the admiral's side, and so Connor holds up his mug. "To Harlan!" he says" (Shusterman226).

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Although not everyone knowns how helpful the Admiral was to the unwinds, we the readers know, and so does Connor and Risa. The admiral was trying to right his wrongs by helping unwinds. He took them in and gave them hope of living normal lives. He risked his own life for them because that's what had to be done.

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"He presses his thumb and forefinger against his eyes, stemming off tears before they can flow. 'We signed the order, then changed our minds. But it was already too late'"(Shusterman 225).

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How People Feel About the Admiral at first

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How People Feel About the Admiral at first

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Many of the unwinds fear the admiral, and think he is a  strict and harsh man. Some even make rumors about him hoping to turn everyone against him.

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Connor finds out the rumors about the admiral using unwinds parts for himself is a lie and that he has struggled with the fact he unwound his son for 10 years now.

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This is the point where Connor realizes the Admiral is not the bad "slave driver" he is made out to be. He sees that everything the Admiral does has a purpose. Connor at this point is somewhat put at ease.

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"The money I get for placing unwinds into service positions is used to feed the ones who remain, and to pay for the safe houses and warehouses that get runaway unwinds off the street" (Shusterman 215).

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"The admiral doesn't exactly own the Graveyard, but his management is undisputed, and he answers to no one but himself" (Shusterman 197).

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He is very strict in his ways and makes rules for all the unwinds to follow. He makes it known it's his way or the highway, but for a good reason. What he is doing is very risky, so he expects to be respected and wants the rules to be followed to his standards.

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Which adult in the novel does the most to help the Unwinds?

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I feel the Admiral was most helpful to the unwinds.

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The Admiral was actually one of the first people to have his child, Harlan, unwound, and he's felt guilty about it ever since. So the Graveyard is part penance. He is saving kids when he couldn't save his own.

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The admiral saved thousands of unwinds. He designed a plan to keep them in a plane graveyard until the age of 18, then after they would be given new identities.