In, The Vanishing Game, Jack, the twin
of Jocelyn is said to be dead. Jocelyn is devastated because they shared a bond
like no other. They had switched through foster homes and never really had a
stable childhood but they had each other. Jocelyn goes looking for Jack
believing that he isn't dead. From the plot so far I can definitely tell that
she will go to extreme measures to find her brother who might or might not be
dead. For example in the passage it said, “I shoved away a case of bottled
water and climbed in. It wasn't easy--- at nearly six feet, I was tall for a
girl. I curled up on the floor and shut the door, then lay in the dark trying
to catch my breath and listening to the rain pummeling the roof”(pg.6) This
quote explains her hopping into a friend of Jack’s car hoping that he would
lead her to her brother. By the end of this book I would assume that he will
give into to help finding Jack or telling Jocelyn more information about Jack's
death if that's what had happened.
In, The Vanishing Game, Jack, the twin
of Jocelyn is said to be dead. Jocelyn is devastated because they shared a bond
like no other. They had switched through foster homes and never really had a
stable childhood but they had each other. Jocelyn goes looking for Jack
believing that he isn't dead. From the plot so far I can definitely tell that
she will go to extreme measures to find her brother who might or might not be
dead. For example in the passage it said, “I shoved away a case of bottled
water and climbed in. It wasn't easy--- at nearly six feet, I was tall for a
girl. I curled up on the floor and shut the door, then lay in the dark trying
to catch my breath and listening to the rain pummeling the roof”(pg.6) This
quote explains her hopping into a friend of Jack’s car hoping that he would
lead her to her brother. By the end of this book I would assume that he will
give into to help finding Jack or telling Jocelyn more information about Jack's
death if that's what had happened.
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