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Give a brief (3-5 sentence) summary of the plot that has occurred in this middle third of the novel.  Pick up where you left off in Assignment 1 and explain what has happened since then.

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Give a brief (3-5 sentence) summary of the plot that has occurred in this middle third of the novel.  Pick up where you left off in Assignment 1 and explain what has happened since then.

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Choose two quotes from the book that best describe the current conflict.

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Choose two quotes from the book that best describe the current conflict.

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Give a brief explanation of what is happening plot-wise.

Use a direct quote from the novel.

Explain the significance of the quote to the conflict. What does it demonstrate?

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1. Choose two quotes from the book that best describe the current conflict.

Give a brief explanation of what is happening plot-wise.

Use a direct quote from the novel.

Explain the significance of the quote to the conflict.  What does it demonstrate?

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What are your predictions for the rest of the book?

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What are your predictions for the rest of the book?

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Give me 5 or more sentences

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What are your feelings about the book so far?  Are you enjoying it or not?  Explain what you do/don't like about it.

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What are your feelings about the book so far?  Are you enjoying it or not?  Explain what you do/don't like about it.

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Pace of the story: Does it really move along and make you want to keep reading or does it drag?

Characters: Are the things they say and do realistic?

Information: Does the book teach you anything new?  Is there too much information?

Dialogue: Are the things characters say sharp and interesting or cliche?

Emotion: Does the book make you feel any emotions?  They doesn't have to be just good emotions.  Literature as an art is designed to make people react emotionally, even if that reaction is hatred or revulsion.

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In chapters 10-14 the war gets more intense as the national guard comes down to Idaho. Danny, the main character, is faced with a conflict of whether to help the movement or fight against it. The rebels and National guard are having more and more clashes making it more difficult for Danny to make a decision. 

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In chapters 10-14 the war gets more intense as the national guard comes down to Idaho. Danny, the main character, is faced with a conflict of whether to help the movement or fight against it. The rebels and National guard are having more and more clashes making it more difficult for Danny to make a decision. 

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Currently in the novel Danny is at home and the national guard comes to his home. "A short time later, four squad cars pulled up" (Reedy 194). This reveals how tense the situation in Idaho is because they are going over to peoples homes to ask questions.

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"This Idaho standoff. . . is my fault. The president wants to arrest me. Maybe I could end a lot of this chaos if i give myself up and explain what really happened" (Reedy 168). Danny believes it is his fault for most of the war but that is proven to be false because this conflict has ensued due to the actions of multiple people.

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It can be predicted that because the national guard is at war with the rebels, things are likely to get more intense between them. Danny might have to make a life changing decision on whether the war continues or comes to an end for good. The rest of the novel will probably show how the war affects the characters and how politics have such a great impact on society. It is expected that the plot is going to change up and escalate even more.

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So far I am not really enjoying the book but I am too far into it to give up now so I'm just going to continue reading. Some of the things I dislike about the book is how Idaho is going through a civil war which doesn't really make any sense. I also dislike the fact that the book is written in a way that makes it very difficult to understand.