Something that I really wanted to talk about is the whole thing with Jesse starting fires. I know this is has been going on for a while but this is the first chance I have had to talk about it. It seems very strange to me how he wants to start fires when his dad is a fire fighter. Its almost like he wants his dad to get hurt in one of these fires.
It shows that he really does want someone to get hurt by the way he starts these fires. He starts them in places where he knows they are the most dangerous. Someone that does this just is out to hurt someone and that's why his parents really should start paying more attention to him and really get him some help. The way his mom would tell him to leave if he was annoying her is really wrong and it doesn't surprise me that he has issues.
Enough about Jesse, the end of the book was really surprising. The way the Anne ended up being the one who died was really messed up. It all worked out good for Kate though and that kind of bothers me. What had she given to Anne in her life time, its not fair that just because she was made to save her that she shouldn't be treated wrong. The book was pretty good and it kept my attention for most of the time.
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I think that the biggest thing with Jesse was that he just wanted attention. I mean everything seemed to be totally focused around Kate and even Anna before him. The dude probably felt unloved. Now I am not saying that there is any reason from him to start fires but at the same time I really think it is his way of crying out for help.
ReplyDeleteI also must agree with you at the end of the book. Definitely not what I thought was going to happen. I liked how the author threw a twist on the book with choosing the other daughter to die. I also agree with you that the book kept my attention for the most part. I mean at times I wasn't always into it but for the most part it was good enough to stay attentive. Overall it was good enough for me.