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1. Marcus and Ange, the kids who got away from the police at the concert, talked about how the media was making the concert sound like a riot.

2. Marcus, who was accused of stealing the standardized tests, figured out that Ange actually stole the tests.

3. Marcus, the boy who was actually M1k3y, made a website about what happened at the concert.

4. Marcus, the boy who made the website, was listening to the news with his parents and lied to his dad by saying he didn't use the Xnet.

5. Marcus, who believed the Constitution is absolute, got suspended for speaking his mind in class.

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On page 200, Ange says, "All they have now is a crime ---- controversy is much bigger.

On page 209, Marcus says, "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."

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17 year old protagonist; Marcus makes a website to gain support after the concert "riot."

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Marcus's girlfriend; She was actually the one who stole the standardized tests.

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The principal of Chavez High; He suspends Marcus for arguing with Mrs. Andersen.

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Ms. Galvez's replacement; Sends Marcus to Mr. Benson's office.

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"Marcus Gets Suspended "

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Cory Doctorow uses a lot of internet or geek talk throughout the book. He also uses words called Neologisms, which is a new word, usage of a word, or expression, or basically just made up words. Finally, he has a lot paragraphs that are just one, short sentence that means a lot.
1. The word Xnet is an example of a neologism because it's something new and made up in the book.

2. Examples of Internet talk is when Cory Doctorow put words like ParanoidLinux, ParanoidXbox, and M1k3y in the book.

3. On page 207, there's a paragraph that just says, "She wasn't okay." This means a lot because it forshadows what Mrs. Andersen, which is Ms. Galvez's replacement, is like.

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1. Xnet- It's what Marcus uses throughout the book to fight the DHS.

2. Xbox- Eveyone in the book uses Xboxes to access the Xnet and play games.

3. ParanoidXbox- the installation that allows people to go on the Xnet and do things anonymously.

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The theme in this chapter is that the U.S. needs to protect the right of free speech. It is shown when Marcus is talking about what is said in the Constitution in class but gets suspended because Mrs. Andersen didn't like what he was saying.

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Why San Francisco is an appropriate setting for the book

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Why San Francisco is an appropriate setting for the book

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San Francisco is an appropriate setting for the book because it has many famous landmarks in which Marcus goes to. For example:
1. Marcus goes to the Sutro Baths to throw the key signing party.

2. Marcus goes to Dolores Park to see the concert.

3. Marcus gets imprisoned on Treasure Island.

4. The VampMob happens at Civic Center.