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Did you enjoy the ending of your book? Why or why not? Describe an alternate ending and why it would or wouldn't be as good a choice as the ending the author chose.

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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Beastly
Alex Flinn
Done with book
The antagonist in my book would have to be the main character himself. A spell was put on him by a witch that made him transform into a hideous beast. Much like the one in the movie Beauty and the Beast. Kyle, the main character, used to be perfect. He was tall, had blond hair, blue eyes, and a perfect complexion. His dad was also a famous newscaster, so he had money too. But then he made the mistake of making fun of a witch. (He didn't know she was a witch.) Then she turned him into a beast. He hated himself and thought he was going to be that way for the rest of his life, since the only way to break the curse was to get a girl to fall in love with, and kiss him. He thought that all that mattered in the world was looks and money. He thought his life would be miserable. But then he started appreciating the little things in life, like beautiful roses, and books. Because he had nothing else to do. If he went outside he would be hunted down. But then he meets Lindy. Well, he kind of forces her to live with him, since her father broke into his house, and Lindy staying there with Kyle was going to be his payment to Kyle so Kyle didn't turn him in. Kyle learns to love Lindy, and in this process, he becomes a better person and actually cares for the people around him.

1 comment:

  1. Are you sure Kyle is the antagonist? What makes you think that? Who would the protagonist be? Could he be the protagonist if you look at the situation a different way? Maybe Kyle just has had bad things happen to him so he makes bad choices, could you really judge a person on their experiences?

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