I saw it coming. I knew when it was about to happen. I was right. Throughout this novel, predicting was not a hard analytical approach to take. I was able to predict many different events that would occur later in the book. The very first prediction that nearly everyone would be able to make is that Lea and Gabe will end up together in the end. This novel is definitely not a very thought-provoking and studious book, however, it is a very light and fluffy read when one doesn’t want to concentrate all that much. From the very beginning, one would guess that they will end up together and it would be a happily ever after type of story. Which is exactly what it is. There are various problems and difficult situations throughout the story, but it ends like a fairytale. :) Lea is the
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Gabe’s brother is always acting warily around him and is always careful about what he is doing when around Gabe: “He is like a deer: I don’t want to make any sudden movements and startle his thoughts away” (Hall 105). Along with that, Casey (Gabe’s friend) is also acting cautiously around Gabe, and he is always telling Gabe how he is there for him and wants to help him. Due to that prediction, you can draw another prediction from that information. Gabe confuses a lot of what people are saying throughout the novel, and that leads one to think that something happened to his hearing during this traumatic event. All throughout the novel, people have to reiterate their words because Gabe doesn’t respond. Near the beginning of the novel, the characters seemed to think that Gabe was just ignoring them. However, when it kept happening people began to realize that maybe he has a hard trouble hearing and they do not take it as harsh anymore. For example, each time Gabe would order at Starbucks, the barista would have to ask him questions multiple times in order for him to
Gabe’s brother is always acting warily around him and is always careful about what he is doing when around Gabe: “He is like a deer: I don’t want to make any sudden movements and startle his thoughts away” (Hall 105). Along with that, Casey (Gabe’s friend) is also acting cautiously around Gabe, and he is always telling Gabe how he is there for him and wants to help him. Due to that prediction, you can draw another prediction from that information. Gabe confuses a lot of what people are saying throughout the novel, and that leads one to think that something happened to his hearing during this traumatic event. All throughout the novel, people have to reiterate their words because Gabe doesn’t respond. Near the beginning of the novel, the characters seemed to think that Gabe was just ignoring them. However, when it kept happening people began to realize that maybe he has a hard trouble hearing and they do not take it as harsh anymore. For example, each time Gabe would order at Starbucks, the barista would have to ask him questions multiple times in order for him to