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Everlost Character Analysis
Everlost, by Neal Shusterman is in my opinion a horror. Most of the story took part in everlost a sort of limbo that is halfway between life and death. There are two or maybe three main characters in Everlost depending on how you look at it. They are at least Nick and Allie, and maybe Mary. Nick and Allie meet Mary the self proclaimed queen of Everlost, and Nick falls in love with Mary and wants to stay. However Allie wants to leave everlost and stars to against warnings from Mary learn the Criminal arts. Otherwise known as haunting. Allie then gets caught up in a sarade to keep the monster mcgill from destroying the balance in everlost by claiming his mortal body back. The author used switching characters often as a way to get get different
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