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//Passage is on chapter 11//

//Eio steps out from behind a kapkok, startling me. I've never met anyone who could sneak up on me like that, and it makes me nervous. "You came", he says, loo////ing me up and down and giving Alai a long stare, which the jaguar returns coolly. " And no dress this time". I'm wearing a black tank and camouflage cargo pants. Over my arm is a dark raincoat, just in case. There are only a few clouds in the sky, but it takes only minutes for that ro change. "Of course I did. I made a promise." I don't mention that only a few hours ago I fully intended to break that promise. "I thought you were afraid."// //"I'm not ". He sizes me up dubiously, and I do the same to him. He's wearing exactly what he wore last night.// //Maybe those are the only clothes he has. The only difference is that today he wears face paint: three red lines on his forehead, two white dots on each cheek, and a blue line down his chin.//

//I like this passage ,because it shows that being immortal doesn't deter the googly eyes for the male love interest. This passage show that they are attracted to eachother. It's little bit like Romeo and Juliet. I like the way the author construct the setting,the blooming romance between Pia and Eio. There are instances where Pia is shocked, dramatic convo with immortality and life in the balance.// //Pia is a wonderful narrator, a truly likeable character who grows with the story, full of strength and life and love. Her sense of wonder is infectious and her relationship with Eio is so true. You feel the love that binds them together and you just can't help but want them to be together, to have the life and happiness they both deserve.//

The idea for the plot and the characters seems newly and innovative. People coming up in the text are real. I mean you can really identify with them. Something that caught my attention because of being so detailed are the descriptions of characters emotions. I was able to feel how they felt. Moreover the ending is well planned. Some time before the end the action starts going faster and it stays that way to the end, which is not only unexpected but also surprisingly peaceful.

//origin devoid of dystopian future and vampire romance. Morality is a theme that is use alot throughout the book. The idea of loving people and caring for they well being is new to her. T////he first person narrative is perfect for this book because we get to see Pia’s world through her naïve point of view. We get to see how her mind works even if we don’t completely understand her way of thinking. We see her grow as a person throughout the book as she discovers things that have always been forbidden by her small community, for example, leaving the gated community to go meet Eio. Her defiance for the rules makes us cheer her on, but at the same time, we worry about the consequences of her being caught. In fact, being caught is one thing she’s afraid of as an immortal (that an anacondas) because she doesn’t know what the consequences may be.// //This book also just isn't about fun and games, it also makes you open your eyes and actually see what could be going on around you and it makes you wonder. In general it opens your mind and makes you see the world a bit differently.//

//Social critique the author turned the story into a l////ove story about her and one of the native villagers. She is attracted to him because she met him on the outside and is a new type of being to her, who has lived with middle-aged to old scientists her whole life. The rest of the story goes from there. She decides that she wants this guy more than her current way of life, and long story short, her and the young man’s tribe, drive out the scientists so that they can live in peace without their inhumane experiments.//