Saturday, October 29, 2016

Book Analysis - The Caged Graves

The Caged Graves, was a very fire novel, full of excitement and intrigue. The briny character was Verity Boone. In the bildungsroman novel, she has a lot of misadventures. She has to character many people and events, that motley her life. She goes back to her hometown to find deuce suiters, a socially mortifying father, and mysteries surrounding her haves and aunts deaths. Additionally, Verity had a gun pointed at her eyepatch finding out how her vex had tumbled.\nWhen Verity goes back to Catawissa, she finds Nate, her first off suitor. She realizes that it was his sisters writing the letters, and sending the gifts. She has to make it engaged to Nate, for the sake of her fathers land. This is a very hard social function for Verity to weigh with since she doesnt initially like him very much. Her aunt sheltered her, so she never pictureed how to love. When Nate took Verity for a walk to the church, she had awful experience. She had to learn to stop obsessing over how her m other died.\nDoctor Jones wont leave her alone, and tries to candy kiss her. She tries to stop him exactly cant. This is a coming of age bite because someone was taking utility of her, but she managed to stop them. after(prenominal) she does this, she finds her uncle half dead, and her fiancé is mad at her for the acts of infidelity. She finds a way to deal with this, and continues to worry approximately her mothers death.\nTowards the end, she is kidnapped with her cousins and aunt. When the kidnappers leave, the aunt takes the gun and gives it to the girl cousin. therefore she reveals, It was I that poisoned Asneth and your mother. Your mother was the mistake. I just wanted Asneth to die because I loved your uncle John. She came to me about morning sickness from beingness with child and her witchcraft wasnt works I supposed. I gave her push-down store laurel tea. The strongest I could brew. She started to survive sicker and came to me for more. She told your mother who was with child and I had no choice but to give it to her. ...

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