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I Have Strong Feelings With Thomas
Feelings: I had strong feelings with thomas the main character in the story. I thought that myself and Thomas were alike in many ways he was a leader basically like a captain of the team which were his friends.Throughout my book I was at the edge of my seats the author would drive me crazy with the suspense at one point in my book Thomas got captured By WICKED the bad group of people in my book and one of his best friends Brenda back at scorch. The scorch is where they would test the ``subjects`` (thomas`s friends) . WICKED thought Brenda was part of them but really Brenda was in love with Thomas they had this connection where they could talk to each other without opening their mouths.Thomas was in a lot of trouble because WICKED
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