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Characters Eli, Maya, Cole, Luke, Reagan

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Characters Eli, Maya, Cole, Luke, Reagan

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You know nothing about them. They are always a different one. The information about them is very vague and sometime there is none at all. The pictures sometimes show you what they look like and how they are feeling.

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All of the characters are mysterious. Some titles give info about the characters, but it is very vague.

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Archie Smith, Boy Wonder:
The dialogue in this line makes Archie seem like a magical person who will help an entire people. In addition, the tiny voice seems like the wizard Gandalf in the Hobbit who is asking Bilbo to help him on his quest.

Another Place, Another Time:
The line creates discussion about the place the adventurers on a railroad that has an infinite length. The setting makes the line have a meaning like the characters are crossing the threshold into a whole new land, where their problems will be solved.

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We know about the setting from the pictures and the quotes. You can imagine the setting  from the quotes. The setting changes from each of the storys.

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Characters Coco, Anya, Walker, Luke, Michael

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Characters Coco, Anya, Walker, Luke, Michael

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We don't know much except for their looks. We know a little bit about their personalities because of the pictures. For example, in Oscar and Alphonse, you can tell that the girl is caring because she does not want to say goodbye

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Mary, Annabelle, Chase, Jillian, Antonio

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Mary, Annabelle, Chase, Jillian, Antonio

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The characters are not in detail. There is not a lot of information on the characters which causes a feeling of mystery and suspense.

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Characters: Olivia M, Cate W, Lucy D, Julia L, & Tenazha M                             

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Characters: Olivia M, Cate W, Lucy D, Julia L, & Tenazha M                             

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The lines and drawings are all creating a very supensful and vague discription of the characters. The drawings give us the best picture of who they could be.

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Setting Chase, Antonio, Mary, Jillian, Annabelle

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Setting Chase, Antonio, Mary, Jillian, Annabelle

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We know that the setting is  changing for each story.  There is no indication where the stories take place except for the story in Venice. It leaves you wondering and thinking about where the stories take place.

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there are many different settings. the sentences don't say much about the setting so you only know about the setting through the pictures

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There are different conflicts for each line, but it does not piece together to make a full story. Each conflict has its own characters and a different setting.

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We understand the conflict from the description and some titles. For most of them, we have to infer.

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The two lines that we thought were the best were MR. LINDEN’S LIBRARY and THE THIRD-FLOOR BEDROOM . They both have a lot of suspense in them and they make you want to read more.

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The 1st creates the most suspense because they are using dialogue.

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The line that is the most suspenseful is the "uninvited guest" because it showed the character scared and it makes people use their imagination.

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Mr. Linden's Library - "He had warned her about the book. Now it was too late."
Uninvited Guests - "His heart was pounding. He was sure he had seen the doorknob turn."

These lines have the most suspense, are mysterious, they give a visual, and we want to learn more about them.

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We know that there's conflict in every scene. There is a cliffhanger in  every one. The author uses foreshadowing.

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Setting Walker, Luke S, Michael, Anya, Coco

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Setting Walker, Luke S, Michael, Anya, Coco

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There is a picture that shows the setting. There is also a description of the setting in some of the lines. Each picture has a different story, most of the pictures are in a different place.

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Univited Guests is the most suspenseful because you don't know who is in the house ro why and you need to imagine what happens.

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Chase, Antonio, Jillian, Annabelle, Mary

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Chase, Antonio, Jillian, Annabelle, Mary

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We find the line where it says "Two weeks passed and it happened again." We are left wondering what had happened again.

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Conflict Anya, Coco, Walker, Michael, Luke S

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Conflict Anya, Coco, Walker, Michael, Luke S

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The conflict in some lines is what is being left out from the picture. In others the conflict is in the picture. For example, in Mr Linden's Library, the conflict probably has to do with the book.

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Conflict Mary, Jillian, Antonio, Chase, Annabelle

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Conflict Mary, Jillian, Antonio, Chase, Annabelle

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There is a different conflict in every line. The conflicts are very undescriptive and create suspense since there isn't much detail.

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We learn that the setting is  different and it changes. The picture creates an image in your mind and it helps you picture the setting. The setting is not always the same, but we don't always know where they occur.

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Two Lines Anya, Coco, Walker, Michael, Luke S

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Two Lines Anya, Coco, Walker, Michael, Luke S

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Archie Smith, Boy Wonder
We liked this line because it used dialogue to create suspense.
A Strange Day in July
We liked this one because the line was an odd thing that would not normally happen.

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We thought Archie Smith, Boy Wonder was the most suspenseful because they are talking about something unknown to the reader. The dialogue provokes multiple questions, such as is he the one? Or what does it mean to be the one?