Literature Circles Responses

Copy down a quote from a character and explain why you think it's meaningful. What does it suggest about this character's personality? Personal qualities? Etc. Explain your thinking.

  "There are many causes for which I am prepared to die, but none of which I am prepared to kill." I think this is meaningful because: It explains the way Mr. Robert feels about killing and dying, he explains that he is ready to die for his country (He's a Ex-Marine) but he doesn't believe in killing.

Do the characters seem real and believable? Can you relate to their predicaments? To what extent do they remind you of yourself or someone you know?

I can relate to a lot of  Oswald's sarcasm, in real life I'm very sarcastic (Like him) and I know how it feels to have sarcasm come back at you, I also know how Ian feels when you're trying to avoid some one because they re trying to force you into something you don't want to do.

What were your feelings and first impressions after reading the opening chapters of this book? Explain

Well usually I don't like book's like this but I find this one very entertaining, usually I don't but this one I can actually relate to, not just that but it is preety usually to teaching me thing's, it tought me about Yarmulkes!