- Night by: Ellie Wiesel
- Pendragon: The Merchant of Death by: D.J Machale
- Pendragon: The Rivers of Zaada by: D.J Machale
- Pendragon: The Quillan Games by: D.J Machale
-Pendragon: The Lost City by: D.J Machale
"Any book that helps a child to form a habit of reading, to make reading one of his deep and continuing needs, is good for him," Maya angelou.
Friday, 22 June 2012
blog#7
In Pendragon:The Merchant of Death by D.J Machale, Bobby makes a very regretable mistake. He crosses items from Second Earth into Denduron. This creates a ripple effect on the territory because it involves bringing technology that hasn't been discovered yet into the hands of the denduron civilization. When a small merchant gets his hands on a set of batteries that bobby had brought, he uses the battery acid with a clay like substance to make "tak", which is a substance that explodes on impact.
Bobby who is trying to save the territory by using these items, actually made it worse. The merchant sells the tak to one of the tribes. The tribe then goes to battle with the kingdom using the tak in hopes of a revolution because the kingdom treats the people very poorly. This huge battle kills many people and ends in a massive explosion. This means Bobby must fix all of the damage that has occured as it is his fault. This mistake ended up in Saint Daine successfully sending the territory into chaos.
In conclusion, Bobby's inductive leap caused the territory to plummet into chaos. This is the part where bobby is beginning to take on his role of a traveller and learning from his mistakes. He takes the knowledge he has learned from his mistakes onto the next territory in his quest to defeat Sainte Dane and save the territories.
Bobby who is trying to save the territory by using these items, actually made it worse. The merchant sells the tak to one of the tribes. The tribe then goes to battle with the kingdom using the tak in hopes of a revolution because the kingdom treats the people very poorly. This huge battle kills many people and ends in a massive explosion. This means Bobby must fix all of the damage that has occured as it is his fault. This mistake ended up in Saint Daine successfully sending the territory into chaos.
In conclusion, Bobby's inductive leap caused the territory to plummet into chaos. This is the part where bobby is beginning to take on his role of a traveller and learning from his mistakes. He takes the knowledge he has learned from his mistakes onto the next territory in his quest to defeat Sainte Dane and save the territories.
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
blog#4
Two significant elements from my book pendragon is the element of setting and the element of an event. The element of setting plays a big role in this book as there are 10 different territories. Territories are the different "planets" that Bobby has to travel to. Each one has different aspects and characteristics about the setting that make them interesting. For example on the territory Cloral there is no land, it is all water, with colossal ships that hold farms and civilizations on them. These drastic changes in settings as Bobby travels makes the book very interesting. While Bobby travels to each of these places through the portals, he encounters very important events that change what happens in the future as he travels back in time. For example when Bobby travels to First earth he is put onto earth but in the year 1937, specifically around the time of the hindenburg disaster. Bobby almost prevented the Hindenburg crash; a prevention which would have caused the fall of all 3 Earth territories by having the Nazis discover the atomic bomb first and destroying New York, Washington and London.
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