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What aspects of Dystopian control is being presented in your novel? How are the characters handling them? Do any of these aspects of Dystopian Control resemble conditions happening in our world today?

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Describe the setting of your Dystopian novel.  Is it similar to anywhere you have visited, viewed, read about, heard about?

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What theme topics are you seeing in your novel? Explain a bit how your protagonist is reacting to these topics.

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What are the common ideas taking place in your novel? In what ways do the common ideas effect your characters choices or actions?
Friendship is a common idea in my novel. Since they got back together, they are all a little weary of Ethan. It makes the not trusting of him.
Page 148 "Yeah, last summer, when I dissed everyone. I'm sorry about that. I don't even know what I said, but Nate was being a pain ,and I got really angry." "You were a jerk, is what you were."

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Thinking back to the aspects of the Hero's Journey that we studied during the Odyssey,  What are some of the elements that are also utilized in your novel and with your protagonist?

The characters in my book have a sense of their own morals and they always stray away from them. But, like Odysseus, they always go back to where they started.
Page 182 " Have you forgotten that bad people are looking for you?" "No, but my mom must be too! It's been a whole day. She's going to panic and call the cops!"

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What social commentary do you think your author was making with this novel?  What is the author saying or warning about today's world?

I think they author was trying to tell readers that your actions do have consequences. Every problem that has arisen in the book was because of a choice that someone made. He was warning us of the dangers that can come from your actions. In the book, if someone lied about an important topic, that can back to hurt them in the future.

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In the Dystopian Elements handout, there are six examples of conflicts the protagonist/main character might got through.  These are not the only conflicts the character might encounter, but just a start.  Identify at least one internal conflict your main character is experiencing.

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Describe the main character of your story. Include both physical traits and personality characteristics. Do you like/dislike this character? Why? Include one quote from the novel to describe your character.  Include the page number you find the quote on.

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What and how are your protagonist resisting? Is he/she experiencing success or roadblocks, and how is the success or roadblocks being handled?
The protagonist, Ethan is running away from the cops, including his mom, and a gang that is trying to kill him. He is encountering a lot of roadblocks, people keep on recognizing him and calling him out. He just runs away and escapes.
Page 195 "Was that him? one said." "Yeah it's me alright, the guy from the bank video!" " Oh man it is you!"

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What aspects of the Dystopian society are found in your novel?  What statement is the author trying to make by utilizing that particular aspect?  What is the change that your character/s are attempting to bring about?  Do you think they will be successful and if so, will the change bring what they hope?

I can't really find any aspects of a Dystopian society. It hasn't really shown anything about that. But their are people in the book trying to capture the main characters. They are trying to change the way the see eachother. In my book, they all only see the flaws, not the good things about each other. I think that they will be successful and they will see the good in each other by the end of the book.

Page 238 "The voice was a better friend than Ethan. Thibault gave him a look, like he expected to be disappointed."

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In what ways has your protagonist changed and evolved?

In the beginning Ethan lets his "voice" talk for him. He was shy and had a "pathetic voice". Throughout the book, he learned how to speak for himself and others using his real voice. He no longer fully relied on his powers to help him. The people around him have noticed too. The reason he changed is that he wants people to like him.