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The Fifth Wave Analysis
The title of my novel is The Fifth Wave by Rick Yancey. So far, there is only one main character in my book named Cassie, short for Cassiopeia. There is no real description of Cassie other than than being a 16 year old female. However, based on the post apocalyptic setting, I have an idea of the features that her environment would cause. The narrator searches for he food and water, so she has impressive stamina. She also has to carry supplies over long distances which means she is most likely in good physical health. The narrator has not expressed a negative attitude towards physical challenges. All of these attributes increase her chance of surviving in her

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