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The development of the characters in this novel is very interesting. I was somewhat confused when Charlie would do something to get them in trouble and then run away. Then I started to realize that there was something wrong with Charlie. I knew before I read this book about how many
concussions can cause dimensia, Alzheimer's and many other diseases and problems. I was suprised that Charlie didn't severely injure Marcus because Marcus wasn't used to such of a force hitting him. I thought it was cool that Charlie and Marcus developed such a friendship that he was able to find him when he was lost the night of the party. Hopefully during the rest of the book some of the confusing parts will be sorted out and maybe it will suprise me because the novel is very predictable at this point of the story.
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