Matched Book Three Ebook By Bella Lore Epub Rakuten Kobo Canada Cassia maria reyes's name packs a stealth punch, just like our main girl. but let's unpack her beginning, middle, and last names to really dig deep into the symbolic power of our leading lady's moniker. cassia has hebrew and greek origins and can mean cinnamon or hollow. fiery yet naïve—yup, we'd say that describes our main girl pretty well. Matched summary and analysis of chapters 9 10. chapter 9. two days after seeing the showing, cassia is at the arboretum with a group of students, waiting to begin hiking. she chats first with a stranger, and then with an annoying boy named lon, who crassly asks about her dead grandfather. cassia is delighted when ky appears, having signed up.
7 Excellent Ya Sci Fi Romance Series The townsfolk are given a special red pill to forget what they just learned, but cassia only pretends to take hers, instead smashing it in the dirt. she wants to remember ky, even if it hurts, and she's determined to find him. luckily she gets the opportunity to do just that. when her family is relocated due to her mother's job, cassia's family. Matched summary and analysis of chapters 3 4. chapter 3 summary. cassia wakes and removes the dream tags that she wore to bed from her body, disappointed that she did not dream of xander. having slept late, she heads to the kitchen with her matching banquet dress in hand. bram teases her about dreaming of xander before their mother scolds him. 1984 book 3, chapter 3 summary. back. more. after weeks of torture, o’brien tells winston that he is about to enter the second stage of the three stage process of "reintegration": learning, understanding, and acceptance. o’brien reveals a cornucopia of information to start the process of reintegration: the party is indestructible because it. Summary. analysis. after weeks of further torture, o'brien tells winston that there are three stages—learning, understanding, and acceptance—and that he is about to enter upon the second stage. he tells winston that he, o'brien, is one of several authors of the book he told winston was written by emmanuel goldstein.
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