Cinder Free Quotes

Everyone loves a good, happy ending, but that’s not the case for Cinder. For her, the beautiful ending turns into a horrible nightmare. Cinder by Marissa Meyer is a twisty, unexpected version of the classic Cinderella. As humans and cyborgs merge into the streets of New Beijing, a new threat starts to emerge. The plague, with no cure in sight and lunars watching from afar, everyone’s fate depends on Cinder. To help the future of the planet and its people, Cinder has to unravel her past. But, with all of the chaos, Cinder has to make a decision between freedom or duty. What will she choose to do? Saving herself and escaping to freedom or fulfilling a duty by helping the people of Earth? Everyone should read Cinder by Marissa Meyer because it is a story
As said in the story, freedom is an important thing to Cinder. Since Cinder is half cyborg, her stepmother would be embarrassed by her, so she would keep it hidden to not let society ever know what she is. This is why Adri would limit the things and places Cinder can do and go. The quote shows that Cinder can’t really do anything with Adri around. The quote also shows the loss of affinity and affection as Adri had no desire to even consider Cinder as her own. While freedom is important to the story plot, I enjoyed reading Cinder because the book’s author, Marissa Meyers, introduced a story that shows the complication of wanting independence and the story is filled with action. As we follow the story of Cinder, a cyborg who is an intelligent mechanical engineer is stuck between her freedom and fate. It makes you wonder what she’ll choose, or what will happen to her. With all that’s happening to Cinder, it keeps you wondering how a 16 year old girl can endure all this hardship. While I was reading this, I found myself reading as fast as I could since I was impatient on wanting to know what was going to happen next. Seeing how fast I was reading is proof that this book is action-packed and fascinating to