Character Analysis: Cora's Great Aunt

Cora's Great Aunt Ida arrives to the scene where Cora, Roger and Peter have now gotten Mimi away from the Long Lankin, but Cora's Aunt doesn't think this is all that has to be done, she wants the revenge that she feels is rightfully hers; the death of the Long Lankin, so she ends up killing the creature. This emoji shows the sense of relief that Cora is feeling now that the Long Lankin has finally been put to rest after many years of murdering children and now that her sister is safe.

The Long Lankin ends up sneaking into the house to grab Cora's sister Mimi while she is sleeping so Cora sets off with her new friends Roger and Peter to save her. I chose this emoji because it shows the suspense and worry that Cora is going through since
As expected sooner or later, Jacob and his friends get captured by a wight because the bird who they thought was Miss Peregrine turned out to be a wight disguised as her all along and that is why I chose to use this shocked/nervous emoji to represent Jacob.

Jacob escapes from the group of wights along with a few of his friends and after he has escaped, he finds out that his peculiar power allows him to control hallowgasts as if they are his pet dogs. I chose this emoji to represent Jacob during the climax of this novel because it shows that it was a close call of him actually getting away and it also shows that he is glad that he is now safe.

Jacob and his peculiar friends head mistress gets poisoned by wights which leads her unable to turn back into her human form so she is stuck in the form of a peregrine falcon. This emoji relates to Jacob during this plot point because it shows the sadness and shock that he is feeling since the head mistress has been