so my book is about these teenagers that are put in a maze called the glades with there memories whipped. it begins with the main character coming out of the box that they get new people out of every month and supply ever month. so he goes threw the proses of becoming a glader and becomes a runner a person that goes into the maze and try's to figure out how the maze works. but as the first girl comes to the glades the whole maze changes. the sun goes away and the maze stops changing. so the books climax and end was the main character getting stung by a griever which is a slug like creature that try's to kill the gladers. he goes threw what they call the changing that brings back some of his memories. so he figures out how to stop the hole game by tryping in a code from the maze into a computer. the computer is in a hole that is hidden from the naked eye. so him and 60 other gladers that decided to come traveled to the hole where they were meet by 15 grievers. they fought the grievers so that Tommy and Teresa could get threw the hole. they got threw the hole put the code in the computer and stoped everything. only 21 of them survived the ordeal. they meet the creators and as soon as they could talk to them a group bursted in and killed the creators took the kids and told them that the world was mostly destroyed by solar flars and that there is a virus going around called the flaring and that they were put in the maze to find the smartest peope to help make a cure for the virus the book ends with Tommy talking to toresa and telling her that he wishes he could remember what kinda relationship they had leaving room for the next book.
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ReplyDeleteYour book sounds interesting. Are you going to read the second publication?
ReplyDeleteThe ending of The Maze Runner sounds like the second novel will contain details of the outside world. From your description, it seems like the survival of humanity rides on the intelligence and success of those who complete the maze. I see a prominent relation between your book and Flowers for Algernon. The main character is suddenly thrust into a reality he does not fully understand, or cannot completely relate to, and is forced to accomplish the maze while encountering life-threatening obstacles. His situation is similar to Charlie Gordon’s conditions when he underwent experimental brain surgery. Charlie is suddenly confronted with the fact that he is emotionally immature, and that his “friends” had been ridiculing him. He is solitary, and is intensely observed as he goes through the maze of life and society. He is confronted with emotional destruction through his failed relationship with Alice and his social isolation, and realizes that the scientific reaction to Professor Nemur’s experiment (along with its pertinence towards those with mental disabilities) rests with his performance.