He develops the story to be so complicated yet easy to understand for the reader. Between Michael getting jumped and kidnapped on the street by the “good guys”, Virtnet security agents, to suicides in the virtnet which carry over into real life, this plot never has any “boring” moments. There is always something happening. Michael, Sarah, and Bryson try to carry out their mission, but along the way of course they get trapped in corners and so close to figuring out the mystery. They have to go through an actual maze of puzzles that Kaine put in place to protect the Mortality Doctrine. Throughout the book, they jump into different video games where it they engage in combat and action. Also, along with the plot, Dashner uses some amazing detailed word choice which adds to the story. In the story Michael thought, “Helga made some mean waffles and topped them with all the things that make a person fat-butter, whipped cream, syrup. Shew threw in a few strawberries to lessen the guilt factor.” Dashner explains even the smallest of details of not super important objects, but it makes the story more
He develops the story to be so complicated yet easy to understand for the reader. Between Michael getting jumped and kidnapped on the street by the “good guys”, Virtnet security agents, to suicides in the virtnet which carry over into real life, this plot never has any “boring” moments. There is always something happening. Michael, Sarah, and Bryson try to carry out their mission, but along the way of course they get trapped in corners and so close to figuring out the mystery. They have to go through an actual maze of puzzles that Kaine put in place to protect the Mortality Doctrine. Throughout the book, they jump into different video games where it they engage in combat and action. Also, along with the plot, Dashner uses some amazing detailed word choice which adds to the story. In the story Michael thought, “Helga made some mean waffles and topped them with all the things that make a person fat-butter, whipped cream, syrup. Shew threw in a few strawberries to lessen the guilt factor.” Dashner explains even the smallest of details of not super important objects, but it makes the story more