The Griever Dialectical Journal

Hiba Imran

ENG2D1

Ms. Scott

October 17th, 2014

Work Diary 2

Briefly outline 10 plot points.

1. Thomas spends the day in the Slammer -the Glade's jail- for breaking the biggest rule the Glade has (Do not go into the maze at night). Newt locks Thomas inside and stresses that Thomas is all right in his book but that he needs to learn order. Chuck comes to visit Thomas. Chuck opens up to Thomas and admits to crying every day. When Thomas hears this, he is overcome with anger. He thinks Chuck belongs home, not here in the Glade. Thomas begins to hate whomever is responsible for their plight. He promises Chuck that he will get them out of the Glade and find Chuck's real parents and family. "I swear I'll get you back home," he says. As the doors

Thomas and all the runners still go out running into the maze since its more important now because if there is no more sun the plants and animals will not survive for long. They encounter a Griever before long. When Minho takes a second look at it, he sees that the Griever has gone. They take off after it. They follow the Griever finally coming to the end at the Cliff. The Griever goes over edge and disappears from sight. Three times they have seen Grievers go over the Cliff edge. It seems that this is how the Grievers leave the Maze. Thomas believes that if the Grievers can leave like this, so can the Gladers. Minho suggests they test this and throw rocks off the cliff and only in a certain spot – a couple square feet- is a disappearing spot as apposed to falling into grey like everywhere else. Thomas and Minho head back straight for the map room, and gather maps and head to Alby and Newt. Newt and Alby look concerned and say “The supplies didn't come up through the Box today as expected.” Minho explains what he and Thomas found. They wonder if there is some way to block the 'Griever Hole'. Chuck then runs over to tell them that Teresa is awake. She tells him to come get her before she forgets everything she has recalled so far. She says "The Maze is a code, Tom. the Maze is a

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