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Thursday, September 17, 2015
setting + conflict
the setting is U.S.A at around 1960s. The main conflict is external. It is Man vs Machine. It is the killer robot the is also used for baseball throws vs Johnny and his grandpa and the proffesor
Setting and Conflict
The setting is at the girls house. She has the two boxes her uncle left her and she wants to open them. The only thing is they don't look open able. There are no latches or key holes. How will she know what is inside? The conflict is Man vs. Unknown because she doesn't know what is inside or what could happen if they are opened. All she knows is that her uncle doesn't want them opened but she want to know. She need knowledge of why her uncle is away all the time. What is he working on?
Protagonist and antagonist of the book High wire of Melanie Jackson.
My book is about a boy called Zachary. In the summer comes in a circus
to do the high wire because is his passion. This book is strange because the
mystery is only in the last five chapters. The mystery comes when to one of the
spectators is stolen a diamond necklace. I’m in chapter 10 and it was not yet discovered who the antagonist
but the suspect is Cubby. Cubby is a
clown ,he is very jealous of the main character because he was a high wire but
one day the owner of the circus sad that
the wire wasn’t for him and he give him another profession to be one of the
clowns. He would like to be a high wire like Zen. Probably
(that is what thought the protagonist) Cubby invented this for destroy the
circus .
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
13 Treasures- Michelle Harrison Protagonist & Antagonist
13 Treasures
Michelle Harrison
50/350
Protagonist
Antagonist:
The antagonists are evil creatures such as fairies, some goblins and other creatures that are always lying, trolling, stealing and torturing her. The creatures are unknown since there are lots of evil creatures waiting to torture her. The antagonist is found in the dark forest where humans will disappear because the creatures has done something bad to them.Only Tanya can see them unless if the creatures don't camouflage themselves.
Monday, September 14, 2015
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd is a mystery that I have started reading for the book report, in this story the protagonist is Poirot but we don't know who is the antagonist since this is a mystery.
For now all I know is that a case of Mr. Ferrars death started which was solved, the reason being overdose of sleeping pills. She was supposed to be married to Roger Ackroyd, later on Roger invites Dr. Sheppard to dinner claiming that he has something to tell him. At the dinner Roger tells Dr. Sheppard that Mrs. Ferrars actually killed her husband but only because she was blackmailed, she revealed all of this to her husband before committing suicide. Although she did not mention who was the person that blackmailed her. I'm looking to keep reading this story because I'm on the edge of my seat to find out who it is.
For now all I know is that a case of Mr. Ferrars death started which was solved, the reason being overdose of sleeping pills. She was supposed to be married to Roger Ackroyd, later on Roger invites Dr. Sheppard to dinner claiming that he has something to tell him. At the dinner Roger tells Dr. Sheppard that Mrs. Ferrars actually killed her husband but only because she was blackmailed, she revealed all of this to her husband before committing suicide. Although she did not mention who was the person that blackmailed her. I'm looking to keep reading this story because I'm on the edge of my seat to find out who it is.
Sunday, September 13, 2015
The book that I am reading is called the eyes of the killer robot
by John Bellairs.
It is about a little kid living with his grandparents and having a professor as a best friend.
one day this professor takes him to a baseball court and tells him that his grandpa used to play there and an inventor also in this court was making and selling useless stuff that nobody wanted. One day this inventor made a robot that could automatically throw balls for training the team found it well to purchase but his grandparent told the team not to buy the robot because he did not like his eyes, he also said that if they would buy it he would abort the team!
The team did not buy the robot and that made the inventor angry and promised revenge to the grandpa!
by John Bellairs.
It is about a little kid living with his grandparents and having a professor as a best friend.
one day this professor takes him to a baseball court and tells him that his grandpa used to play there and an inventor also in this court was making and selling useless stuff that nobody wanted. One day this inventor made a robot that could automatically throw balls for training the team found it well to purchase but his grandparent told the team not to buy the robot because he did not like his eyes, he also said that if they would buy it he would abort the team!
The team did not buy the robot and that made the inventor angry and promised revenge to the grandpa!
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Protagonist and Antagonist - Mrs. McGinty's Dead

Mrs. McGinty's Dead
Agatha Christie
"Mrs. McGinty's Dead " is a book that has 229 pages. I read 30 pages of that book. This book is very mysterious.
This book is all about a murder of a old lady. The
protagonist in this book is Hercule Poirot. He is a detective that doesn't look at the clues in a murder, he is a kind of detective that concentrates at the behavior of a suspect. Poirot is a very good detective. In his theorist he includes much detail. Hercule Poirot isn't a tall man, he has a round head, his hole body is round shaped, he has a small black mustache that he really likes.
Hercule Poirot has just arrived from dinner. His butler comes to him and informs him that he has a visitor, Mr. Spence. When Poirot opens his door to his living room, e sees a familiar face. Few minutes later he find out that his visitor is actually Superintendent Spence. Superintendent Spence is a police officer. Last night he was investigating a death of an old lady that is named Mrs. McGinty. The police office already found the murderer of Mrs. McGinty, and that is James Bentley. Spence doesn't think that Bentley is the murderer in this case. Spence asks Poirot to find the real murderer, Poirot agrees. All of the clues point on Bentley, but Poirot knows that he is not the murderer, because of his behavior. Someone framed Bentley! Poirot has to find the murderer and get Bentley out of jail.
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