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Through The Ever Night Analysis
Whenever you have to give 110% you are definitely doing something right. When you give 110% you are giving your dedication and passion into it. After a close examination of the way Wade Watts in, Ready Player One, reacts to hardships is similar to the way Aria in, Through The Ever Night, reacts to situations that require passion and dedication to solve. Both of the authors use description and revealing actions to show how the characters dedication and passion pays off.

In, Through The Ever Night, Veronica Rossi, the author, uses description to show how the main characters Aria and Perry are dedicated to their tribe. On page 66 the author says, “Get out of there Perry! he yelled… … Perry didn't answer this time. He couldn't leave until they had Old Will.” This part in the book shows that Perry is willing to go out into an Aether storm and help get Old Will to safety. An Aether storm is the most dangerous storm there is because it leaves burnt remains of whatever once stood there. If …show more content…
But the author uses description differently than Veronica Rossi. On page 145 the author uses description for the first time to show that Wade is smart and dedicated to the right kind of work. “I was pulling my gloves on when I heard the explosion.” Ernest Cline uses description in this sentence to show Wade what could happen if he isn't smart. This lets the readers be excited for what Wade has done and happy that he can make decisions for himself. Wade has many hard decisions in his book to make and because of the decisions he is rewarded with money and the love of his life. But without being dedicated to taking the right and truthful path he would not have made it to his rewards. Ernest Cline wants to uses description to put fear into his character so he might make the wrong choice while Veronica Rossi wants to show other characters hows being dedicated is
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