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"It takes a lot to kill me", I muttered. "well, scratch that. It take a lot to kill me again. I'm already dead, remember?" Swimming     beneath the walkway, I heaved the raider's limp body out of the     water     onto the #|edge of the platform. His head lolled to the  side  , revealing two oozing bite marks that I hadn't sealed. Zeke's gaze followed mine, and his face tightened, but he didn't say anything. I could feel him thinking, however, as we swam through the streets and finally reached the elevated tracks leading out of Jackal's territory. Dripping, shivering, he followed me up the framework to the top, grabbing my hand as I pulled him onto the planks. An icy wind rushed along the surface, and I was struck by how miserable he looked, wounded, wet and freezing, with iron determination as he gazed across the bridge, only looking forward. Unlike me, who turned and glanced back toward the  city   and the fires that raged through it. So many gone. So many lives lost. #|People I had known, talked to. Dorothy, Darren, Jeb...I hadn't been able to save them. I swallow hard and rubbed  my eyes. when had I started caring so much? Before Kanin Turned me, death was something I faced every day. People die, often: it was just how the world worked. I thought that, after the deaths of my old gang and stick's betrayal, I wouldn't

I like this passage because the author show that no one lived forever like other     vampire book. while I did considered the fact that this was a nearly    good book     about vampires, I didn't like how Allie could control herself around the humans so well. She's been a vampire for a few months and suddenly she has beastly self-control? From what I've heard, new vampires are impulsive, not caring about who they feed on. They can't control themselves. It's just how they are. It takes years for them to master self-control.

I like this plot, the author show that she's monster but she can't really be a true hero because of what she is now. Allie has a good balance of knowing who she is. Now that she's been turned and is now learning  how to live as a vampire she's struggling to maintain her fleeting humanity. It really change thing because she became what she hated most, and the author show she developed as human and as a vampire to see if she can keep humanity or not. The outside world and its ruins have the perfect air of mystery and desolation to them. There's just so much skill in how the author portrays her mental images on the page - with all of the words she uses, none of them are wasted. Everything felt real and alive in my mind. She was the type of girl who wasn’t playing games. If she told me to get out of her face for whatever reason, you better believe I’d do it, cause I’d know without a doubt, her next move would be to make me physically comply in the most unpleasant way. And the thing was, I’d deserve whatever she dished out

The Immortal  Rules compared to most vampire stories was vastly different as Allison was sympathetic towards the human race despite the fact that she relied on them in order to stay alive. The author creates a distinct line between the behaviors of the vampires and the behaviors of the humans. I’m not going to go into them all, but if you were able to get over all the expendable characters in The Hunger Games, you should be fine with this book

social critique the author is using the theme immortal rules to criticize our world as a world of fear and violence. Allie's journey with Kanin is only the beginning. Once he has taught her all he can, she must set off on her own path and learn to survive without his protection.