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(Bob Ross is a good person)

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The rising action, climax and falling action of this story was all about making money, big money. The main objective of this story was to go steal a person from the most protective, guarded place in the world. This person was making something called jurda parem that makes a person almost invincible and a gas, enabling them to pass through walls. A person named Van Eck wanted to get this person so that he didn't create chaos throughout the world. Jumping forward to the resolution, Kaz gets the person he wants, (his son), but as they are trading the person for money, Kaz gets ambushed and is trapped. Once of Kaz's closest crew members is taken away and no money is given to him. But Van Eck's son was on the trip to steal the person and Kaz knew Van Eck would pull something like this so a grisha, Nina, tailored his son to look like the person Eck wanted. Van Eck hates his son because he cannot read so he is furious that Kaz would do something like this, even though he tried to kill Kaz. In the end, Kaz is left alive with no reward money and the person they want, (and one less, important team member). He ends up thinking of a plan to get the money, and his crew member back. After he gets the money needed for the job from Pekka, (Pekka doesn't relize he stole money from Kaz when he was young) the book ends and leaves the reader hanging.

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There are many antagonists to Kaz Brekker and his crew, such as Geels, but once particular antagonist stands out. He goes by the name Pekka Rollins. In a back story of how Kaz has become to fear skin to skin touch and how his brother died, it mentions a name Jacob Hertzoon. He was a nice man that gave them food and offered a job. One day he tells about a job to Kaz's older brother that will take all their money but he will give it back. Jordie, the older brother, agrees on it but once the two brothers come back to Mr. Hertzoon's place, it's as if he wasn't ever there, meaning he stole their money. Shortly after, Jordie dies from disease. Kaz is left stranded on the street with nothing. Eventually, Kaz grew up a thief, started working for Per Haskall. He soon was a big leader in the group known as the Dregs. He learned that Jacob Hertzoon is a fake name and the man's real name is Pekka Rollins and Kaz has devoted his life to killing Rollins.

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The climax in a story is the most exciting part of the story. In the book, Six of Crows, this is when they get to the Ice Court. Kaz and his crew are trying to steal a person from the place without getting caught. The problem is, they don't know where the person is and they could get caught any minute. The actions leading up to the climax was that Kaz got jumped on the street by someone using jurda parem, which contributes a lot to the story, and Kaz has to go get the guy making the jurda parem, in the Ice Court.

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The setting of this story changes a lot. In the beginning, they are at a ship then they go to a place where they gave jurda parem to a grisha. Once it switches over to Kaz's crews point of view, it changes the setting completely. They are in the dangerous Barrel, a place where gangs take control of areas and fights aren't uncommon. At the climax, they're somewhere called the Ice Court. The Ice Court is a place that can withstand armies and attacks. In the resolution, our protagonists find their way onto an island to get tons of kruge, their type of money but get ambushed. Overall, the setting played a key role in this story.

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Kaz Brekker is the main protagonist in this story. Although, his companions are also somewhat the protagonists too. As the story goes on, every chapter the author, Leigh Bardugo, switches the character's point of view. One chapter it's Nina's and the next it's Jesper's. The main protagonist is a dynamic character through out the story. He changes how he feels about people and about himself.

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In the beginning of the book, Six of Crows, the author starts an exposition. Bardugo talks about giving jurda parem to something called a Grisha. It was confusing in the beginning but as the story moved on, it made more sense. I think that it was a prologue without being written into the story. In the rising action, it made sense why they gave the jurda parem to someone named Anya. She was the Grish and the jurda parem makes them stronger and almost invincible. It connects to what the protagonists have to do throughout the story.