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We do not know who the people are, but they all have different storylines that connect back to the house on Maple Street. The characters all had some sort of unusual experience

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We know all the characters had weirdly paranormal experiences. All characters seem to find an abnormal thing in their environment.

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Lola K, Siena K, Juliette B, Ayan S, Quinn M

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Lola K, Siena K, Juliette B, Ayan S, Quinn M

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The characters are not described a lot, so the reader has to develop traits for the characters of the story. One of the characters mentioned in the book is Archie Smith. Archie Smith is referred to as a boy wonder. This could mean he is superior in an area like academics, athletics, or maybe everything. Mr. Linden is another character mentioned in the book. Mr. Linden is a librarian, and he seems different than the average library. He warns the girl in the story about a book, and usually a book is not dangerous or harmful. Captain Tory is a character mentioned in the story. The title "Captain" is inferring that he owns a boat.

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I found "His heart was pounding. He was sure he had seen the doorknob turn." because most horror movies start with the monster or ghost forcing the main character into a small, dark room. The title, "Uninvited Guests" also adds to the suspense. Lastly, the abrupt ending to the line contributes the most since you do not know the ending of the story/

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We know that there are many different settings, and they are all mysterious and part of their own story. I feel like most of them connect back to a house like the part where Archie Smith was in his bed, or "under the rug" and the house of maple street. Also, Venice and France are mentioned and I feel like that adds to the suspense and makes your want to ask more questions because you wonder why they chose those two places over every other place.

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1. His heart was pounding. He was sure he had seen the doorknob turn.
2. He had warned her about the book. Now it was too late.

These lines both create suspense in the book. They are intriguing  because you don´t know much about them.

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Stephanie, Carly, Sophie, Bree, and Eliza

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Stephanie, Carly, Sophie, Bree, and Eliza

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The characters in the story do not really connect, and they are all part of their own story. Most of the characters are either angry, or confused, except for the Linden's library, and the caterpillar one story. In Mr. Linden's library, it seemed that Mr. Linden knew something that the girl didn't.

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They are not really connected in the story because they are not mentioned so much in the story. Caption Tory, Oscar and Alphonse, Archie Smith, and Ms. Linden are all seen in the book, and they all have their own peculiar distinctions. Archie is referred to as the "Chosen One," or a boy wonder. Ms. Linden is very cautious because of the caterpillar book and how it's harmful.

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We know that the setting varies from page to page. Sometimes it is by the sea, other times in a backyard. Sometimes it is in Venice, sometimes in France. Also, in July, at some point or another. The events may be out of order.

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The conflict is how there are many children missing. The story is telling us how they were missing, but they are not telling us what happened to them afterwards and they probably also don't know, so that might be also a conflict.

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In each story there was a different problem. There was no sole conflict for the entire book. Somehow they all connected in the end.

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Michael, Charlie, Eron, Jenny, and Jayda

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Michael, Charlie, Eron, Jenny, and Jayda

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The setting of the story changes in every mysterious story but they all connect

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THE HOUSE ON MAPLE STREET
It was a perfect lift off. We found that this was the most suspensful because the

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1. His heart was pounding. He was sure he had seen the doorknob turn.

2. She knew it was time to send him back. The caterpillars softy wiggled in her hand, spelling out “goodbye.”

Both of the lines created suspense in numerous ways. Also the lines to our group are very engaging and the most creative that has the most details in it.

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The setting of the story is in all different places, at all different times of the character's lives. Each situation has a mysterious aspect, and makes readers want to know more about the story behind each line.

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Stephanie, Carly, Sophie, Bree and Eliza

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Stephanie, Carly, Sophie, Bree and Eliza

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There is no one setting, on every page they are in a different place. The different settings all connect to something different. One setting is in a house, where a lot of weird things are happening. In other settings they are in Venice and France, where strange things are also happening. Like a cruise ship that's reverse engine is not working so they are plowing into the Venice canal. In France a chair from the house appeared there. All the settings have something strange going on in them.

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1.  He threw with all his might, but the third Stone came skipping back
2. She knew it was time to send him back. The caterpillars softly wiggled in her hand, spelling out "goodbye."

Both lines seem to have an unknown story behind it They both create suspense because anything could happen next.

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The conflict has to do with some books that Mr. Linden knows about, and another woman. Mr. Linden and the woman are probably looking for a collection of books that are spread across areas in the world.

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1. He warned her about the book. Now it was too late.
2. It all began when someone left the window open.

Both of these lines show suspense and makes the reader question about them. Also all the settings in the story has something strange about them.

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"The Seven Chairs: The fifth one ended up in France" is the most suspenseful. It brings up several questions such as "Why is that person in the chair floating?" and "Where did the other six chairs go?". Also, why are those two people standing there, watching? Is it an academy, or a laboratory? It's very suspenseful.

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"Mr. Linden's Library: He had warned her about the book. Now it was too late." is the most suspenseful line. This line doesn't tell us much about the book or what was wrong with it, but to add another level of suspense it adds a girl. This girl was warned about something related to the book, but it was too late. This leaves readers in wonder about what happened to her.

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The conflict is there seems to be an outbreak of paranormal events. Things are happening, but the book never tells us what it is. It only gives us small hints towards what happens.

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When it says "He warned her about the book, but it was too late." on the Mr.Linden's Library line. It seems like Mr. Linden knows something about the book that no one else does and that it probably seemed crazy if the girl didn't believe his warning about it. He also seems to be the only character in the book with much knowledge to what is going on.

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The conflict in the story is that people are trying to figure out the weird events that are going on. Though the people do not have enough information to figure it out.

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"Two weeks passed and it happened again."
"If there was an answer, he would find one."

The first quote and the second quote is important because it leaves you with the most suspense.