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the end

Tone

Throughout the book, the author mostly wants readers to feel excitement, especially at the climax and at the very end, because you don't really know for sure what will happen until you finish the series.

Crytpid Hunters

Style

-The author uses very descriptive words when describing a place or a character and there is a lot of dialog.

by Roland Smith

beginning of story-

Meeting their uncle

The mood was very depressing because Marty and Grace found out their parents went missing in the Amazon.

The mood at this time was a mix between exciting and suspicious, because they never knew they had an uncle, so what if this guy is a fake.

Point of View

Mood

Third Person

ending

Crashing in the congo

Omniscient

(narrator knows thoughts and feelings of all characters)

-I didn't know what to expect at this point; if Marty and Grace would die, or if they would make it back to their uncle.

The ending was very shocking and I didn't expect the book to end like that at all.

"The opening was just big enough for a human to fit through, or a chimp. Marty got down on his knees and listened. He heard a faint hooting."

Description

-Where Grace and Marty go to school

-Island off of Seattle, Washington

-Very advanced school

-Where Marty and Grace's Uncle Travis (Wolfe) lives

-Really strict headmaster

Cryptos Island

Boarding school in Switzerland.

where

Setting

Future and Spring-Summer

-many gadgets that do not exist today and technology is more advanced

Spring-Summer:

-taken out of school early, and didn't get back from the Congo until summer

when

Theme-

Character Vs. Character

-Wolfe vs. Noah Blackwood (enemies)

Courage

Character Vs. Nature

-Marty and Grace vs. the jungle in the Congo

Thematic statement

Conflict

-Courage can get you through tough times and actually get you somewhere in life.

Characterization

Chart

Characters

Marty

Protagonist

Noah Blackwood

Grace

Evil, Liar, Wealthy, and a Murderer

Round/Dynamic

Daring, Witty, and Rebellious

Flat/Static

Antagonist

Protagonist

Skinny, Boring, Intelligent, and Afraid

Round/Dynamic

climax

-Grace found out that Wolfe is actually her father and not her uncle, so Marty and Grace are not actually twins.

Rising Action

falling action

-Noah Blackwood arrives at the Congo to get something that Wolfe has. But will it work?

-The twins move to Cryptos Island with their Uncle Travis (A.K.A. Wolfe)

-Wolfe needs to go to the Congo to save his friend from Noah Blackwood

-Marty and Grace are on the plane with him and they crash into the jungle

Exposition

resolution

-Marty and Grace are still at their boarding school in Switzerland.

-They receive the news that their parents crashed a plane into the Amazon and they went missing.

-Marty's parents are still missing.

-They went to live on Cryptos Island instead of going back to boarding school.

-Noah Blackwood didn't get what he wanted.

Plot

Grace Dalebroux

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