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In the book, the author uses short sentences to make sure the readers get to a point quickly.

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Marcus Undercover

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Marcus’s father, who is known as “Drew,” believes that the DHS will win if they keep putting resources to the problem.

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Marcus’s mother, who is known as “Lillian” later in the novel, was upset because she and Marcus's father thought that Marcus was dead when he disappeared.

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Jolu, who is Marcus’s friend, came up with the idea of planning a party at Sutro Baths.

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On page 137, Marcus said, “They’re talking about investigating practically every person in the city of San Francisco!”
On page 138, Marcus's father said, "This is the time to make some sacrifices to keep our city safe."

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Marcus Yallow, who is a seventeen year old high school senior, hid from the DHS when they stopped by his house, and he wanted to create a web of trust.

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In the beginning of the chapter, Marcus’s father got really angry because he got pulled over by the cops twice.
The next morning, there was a newspaper article about the DHS requesting a 300% budget increase which said that the jamming and false alarms are terrorists intending to disguise real attacks.
Later that day, when Marcus's mother told Marcus about his father, she told him that she was upset because she and his father thought that Marcus was dead when he disappeared.
When Marcus saw a guy in a DHS uniform with a wifinder, who was driving a white van with antennas, Marcus quickly turned off his Xbox and hid.
Near the end of the chapter, when Marcus tells Jolu that he wants to create a web-of-trust, Jolu came up with a plan which was planning a party at Sutro Baths.

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Reason for the Setting/History of San Francisco

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Reason for the Setting/History of San Francisco

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Marcus was not happy that someone on Clockwork Plunder asked him where he lives in San Francisco. Marcus took a quiz that freaked him out, and one of his answers stated that he lived in Potrero Hill. Potrero Hill is a very sunny area of San Francisco that started as a white working-class neighborhood in the 1850s, and its location attracted many working professionals in the 1990s.
Jolu wanted to get people together by having a party at Sutro Baths. Sutro Baths is a historical landmark that was built in the late 1800s to provide its visitors with recreational and educational opportunities. In the 1960s, the Baths were destroyed and demolished, and its ruins became a part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area in 1973.

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Marcus believes that the stepped-up police surveillance is an invasion of privacy. (People should not have their privacy abused.)
Marcus could be a criminal because of what he told the people in the jammed truck what to do. However, Marcus could be a hero because he started switching fast passes so that the DHS would be confused about the citizens' whereabouts and travel.

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In this chapter, Marcus used his Xbox until he saw a guy with a DHS uniform; the DHS guy was using a wifinder which caused Marcus to turn off his Xbox and hide. Marcus also used the Xnet to play mindless computer games and to blog about the DHS van he saw.