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Dear diary

Oh my God! Johnny and the rest of them are all so uneducated. They only talk about superficial things, not the things that really matters. Their opinions suck. johnny is so stupid, “can we talk about sex or murder?” he does not want to talk about the real problems in the world. He is so privileged and selfish. There are people dying of hunger, while he is over here not wanting to face the reality. He annoys me so much, everything he says is annoying. Here we are talking about how our granddad is owning this island and how we are going to tell people about it. Johnny is not taking this as seriously as me and Carrie. Carrie is probably the only one I like now, because we agree on certain levels. However, Carrie is also uneducated and doesn’t stand up for herself. I am sick of them, why am I even surrounding myself with them?

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-Love
-Social class
-Conequenses of ones mistakes.
These are the themes because the book writes about the sinclair family of a higher class. And character named Gat shows a contrast between social class. In this book we read about a rich family, living in big houses with their own private island with servents working for them. A lot of the times we hear about the value of stuff the characters own, they are all extremly privliged. Gat on the other hand is not a family member and he is the only one who talks about poverty. He comes from India and have seen how poverty affects the people. One night he says: How can we say land belongs to anyone? but his statement is rejected by Johnny and Mirren. Gat proceeds "Maybe land shouldnt belong to people at all. Or maybe there should be lmits on what they can own." He talks about an experience he had in India on a volunteer trip, when they were building toilets because the people in the village didnt have them. Johnny answers "We all know you went to India, you told us like 47 times" Which indicates that they arent interested in poverty. Gat ignores Johnny and keeps on talking "Im saying we should talk about it. Not everyone has private islands. Some people work on them. Some work in factories. Some dont have work." Some dont have food. Mirren and Cadence tells him to shut up.

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The narrative`s point of views is in first-person.
The narrator has a very direct tone, no hesitation.
The narrative does not seem like a mad person. Just casual,  but the way she is very direct with her words can make it seem passive agressive. Pretty straight forward. The way the narrator writes makes it more realistic, there is no beating around the bush. It also makes the readers feel a deeper connection to the book and characters. It also makes the story more personal again building a connection with the characters.

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The novel starts of by introducing the "beautiful Sinclair family"
A very detailed description of the family

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-Clairmont
-Red gate
-Cuddledown
-Windemere

Beechwood, the private island owned by Harris Sinclair near Martha's Vineyard, where he and his family spend their summers, symbolizes the family's insularity, for which Harris is largely responsible. Literally separated from the rest of the world by water, the island is a world into itself and represents a refuge for the Sinclair family. In addition, spending every summer on the island allows the family to further isolate themselves from the outside world, keep strangers at bay and ensure that Harris has some control over who enters the Sinclair family's inner circleBeechwood

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-Father left
-Accident
-Dogs
-Windmere and Burlington
Penny is one of the three Sinclair sisters, or "the aunties," and Cadence's mom. Penny is a breeder of Golden Retrievers and the owner of Bosh, Poppy, and Grendel; she lives in Windemere and Burlington, VT.

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-Taft
-Bonnie
-Cuddledown and Cambridge
-one of the daughters of Tipper and Harris Sinclair
One of the three Sinclair sisters, or "the aunties," Bess is the mother of Mirren

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-Married
-Grandparents
-A lot of money
-Owns the island Beechwood

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-New York
-Gat
-Favorite daughter
-cousins
Johnny`s mother is Carrie Sinclair, and his father is William Dennis, although his parents divorced for unknown reasons. His brother is Will, and he lives with them and Ed when he`s not ar Beechwood.

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-Rich
-Secret
-Blond hair
-Perfect
-Suffer migraines from accident and spends most of her days in the dark inside.

"A witch has been standing there behind me for some time, waiting for a moment of weakness. She holds an ivory statue of a goose. It is intricately carved. I turn and admire it only for a moment before she swings it with shocking force. It connects, crushing a hole in my forehead. I can feel my bone come loose. The witch swings the statue again and hits above my right ear, smashing my skull. Blow after blow she lands, until tiny flakes of bone litter the bed and mingle with chipped bits of her once-beautiful goose."

She suffers from the accident were she was found in the water. She suffers physical and mentally. Two years after the accident she is back on the island to try to remeber what had happend.