Fifth Wave Quotes

Demetri Martin once said, “It's interesting to be an adult and to have that level of ignorance about something, because the nice part about is you get that discovery. The learning curve is so rich and steep.” (AZ quotes). The Fifth Wave by Rick Yancey is about an alien attack on Earth and each attack is called a wave. Each wave kills more people than the last. During the fourth wave a teenager named Cassie gets separated from her little brother Sam. Cassie does everything in her power to reunite with her brother. During her search, fate leads her to meet a mysterious character named Evan Walker. Cassie is forced to trust Evan if she wanted any chance of finding her brother. The Fifth Wave uses alternating point of view throughout the whole
During Cassie’s point of view she and Evan are sitting in an old ranch house trying to plan the best way for them to look for Sam. Cassie and Evan don’t know if Sam is alive or not so they don’t know if they should go on this suicide mission to look for him, but in the section before that was in Sam's point of view. During this section the audience know that he is safe and alive.With the use of alternating point of views it shows the audience that it is Cassie's ignorance that almost stops her from looking for her brother. If Cassie knew that he was alive there would be no doubts in her mind that she has to go looking for him. Also during Cassie point of view she is at the a camp with her dad and her brother Sam.They are constantly being told that the military are on their way to rescue them and bring them to a safe place. Finally a bus came, but they are only there to collect the children. The soldiers in charge said that there is another bus coming back for the adults. Because Cassie was sixteen she was considered an adult and is not allowed on the first bus even know there is plenty of room. Cassie doesn't know if she can trust the soldiers or not because they won’t tell her where the bus is going. Cassie has to make the choice whether or not to make Sam go on the bus because he
Louis. My parents are very against me leaving home for college and the college I really want to go to is Webster University, which is in St Louis. My project was an online flyer that I sent to my parents to try to convince them to let me go. My parents don’t believe it is safe in St. Louis so I put in the flyer quote about how safe the school is. The flyer also talks about how amazing their dance program, which is what I want to major in. went to Webster's website and found quotes about the safety of the school. "The Department of Public Safety is committed to providing a safe and secure environment by consistently seeking and finding ways to promote, preserve, and deliver a feeling of security, safety, and quality of service to the campus, its employees, students and to the community to which it serves"(Webster University). With the use of the point of view from the Department of Public Safety I was able to show my parents that Webster is a safe place for me to go to college. Also with the points of view of others I was able to show my parents that I am responsible enough to live on my own. I Interview my older sister Courtney, who is a freshmen at UMKC and lives in an apartment, about if she thought I was responsible enough to leave home and go to college in St. Louis. “She is also responsible because whenever Abbie would miss dance rehearsal she would always come to