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Analysis Of The Mortal Instrument: City Of Bones
The inspiring first motion picture The mortal instrument: City of bones by Cassandra Clair is more than just bad guys or destroying the creatures of the night. Clary Fray the hero of this story, is called into an adventure of love and betrayal from the ones she cares the most. Clary starts out as a normal teenage girl who has the talent of drawing and a nerdy best friend by her side. Living with a single parent home, life was the same until one day that changed her world upside down. Now she’s on a mission to save a love one from massive danger and learned new knowledge who she really in her world as she makes allies with the supernatural world.
Clarrissa “Clary” Fray is an artist and normal teenage girl. She believes she a mundane or human
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