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Its like from the first pages of the book. The tone also follows to the islands and it ts used a ominous tone where the familiy is alone and togheter on the island, and you know something bad is going to happen.

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its set on a privatley owned island of the coast og massachusetts in the USA.

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Lockhart uses a gloomy tone throughout the book. Her tone stresses the fact that Cady is unhappy with her life and that's she's struggled and delt with a lot of pain. Lockhart also uses vivid imagery, thoroughly describing the houses and island.

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Cadence “Cady” Eastman. The narrator and protagonist of We Were Liars, Cady Eastman is the oldest grandchild of the wealthy and ostensibly perfect Sinclair family.

Gatwick “Gat” Patil. Ed's nephew and Cady's love interest.

Harris Sinclair.

Penny Sinclair Eastman.

Johnny.

Mirren.

Ed.

Tipper Sinclair.

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Chapter 1. Cadence explains that she comes from a family of “old-money Democrats.” Outwardly the Sinclairs are the picture of white, upper-class success, but privately some of them struggle with debt and addiction.

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Johnny, Mirren, and Gat dies. When Cadence visits the liars at cuddledown where they tell her that it is not her fault.

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-consequences of someone's ones lies
-Wealth and Greed.
-Death, Loss, and Memory.

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Mirren tells her friends that she actually never had a boyfriend, and this can weaken their trust in their friendship.

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where he and his family spend their summers, symbolizes the family's insularity, which Harris is largely responsible for.

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Most of this story is told from a first-person point of view by Cadence Sinclair Eastman, the only survivor of a fire she and her friends started at Clairmont. An example from Chapter 1 is when she says "Something tells us this is not going to go well."

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Gives a story credibility. First-person point of view builds a rapport with readers by sharing a personal story directly with them.

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Harris gets jealous because many have already inherited a lot of money from his father. become greedy and jealous of one another after their mother, Tipper Taft, dies, and they begin to split up her prized possessions.

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Cover, Narrator (Emily Jenkins) published 13th mai 2014.

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Cover, Narrator (Emily Jenkins) published 13th mai 2014.