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The True Message and the End

       In the authors writing I noticed the very fine details that were present, I would notice the in depth description of the characters and their emotions that helped me understand a deeper meaning to the book. I would describe the book as thrilling and intense. Being told from Quentin’s point of view, I truly think that this book keeps you on the edge of your seat. The author incorporates so many details and moments that make you want to laugh or cry or jump into the book itself and do something to help the issue. It keeps you on the edge of your seat, not knowing what will happen next. And in those moments when they’re so close to finding Margo, they’re also so much farther. The tone created by the author gives the book a sense of happiness and sadness both working together in harmony to create a beautiful story. The book, in a way, is realistic because not all stories have a happy ending. In reality, much like this story, not everyone gets the girl, or graduates with al, their friends and family watching. The goal of this piece was to get a message across of love and loss, one of trial and tribulation, and one of finding yourself only to lose someone else.

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