The Death Cure: Setting And Genre

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The immune people have to fight these people and not let Wicked kill them because they want to use them for a cure. The disease once you are infected by it starts taking control of your body and you turn into what they call a crank or a zombie. The Death Cure is actually a really good title for this book because of the fact that that Wicked has to kill people in order find a cure for the disease and if not they will die. Setting and Genre
The setting in the story takes place in two main place the location Wicked and Denver. When they are at Wicked they are on a cliff that is right next to the ocean. The cliff is covered in snow and has trees all around it except for the ocean view. It is frigid and cold next to the buildings and snowing all around them. When they are in Denver, the city is supposed to be disease free and everyone in it is supposed to be immune to it. The first day they are there, it seems like an average day with people in the street living normal lives but the next day the city is a ghost town and its dreary outside with not a person in site. When they are heading back to the ship they find person eating another person and that’s when they knew that the disease had made its way inside of Denver. The Book has …show more content…

He doesn’t trust very many people and he is always on edge about everyone no matter who they are. He has a lot of enemies and he’s not afraid to let them know that he doesn’t like them. If he doesn’t trust a person, he won’t listen to them at all and so that is almost everyone. He is not afraid at all to take action when the time is needed. In the story when the guards wouldn’t tell them why they were being taken captive he shot one of them with a taser type gun and he didn’t hesitate. His weakest part of him would have to be that he doesn’t have very many people on his side to back him up when the time is needed but he would rather prefer to be a one-man wolf

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