Chapters 1-3
So, I just started the book. It makes me think differently about the importance or every word and how one word can mean so many different things, or even alter a sentence. I never thought about how hard it really is for an author to write a dinner scene, but once I think about it, it really is hard. But, there can be much importance in a dinner scene. It can show you whether or not certain characters get along. Or, how a character can be called a vampire even if they don't necessarily fit the desription most people think of when they think about a vampire. An old man taking the innocence of young women, leaving a mark on them, and who is very mean, can be called a vampire. Right? He just doesn't have fangs. Another thing, is the quest, every little thing a character does or where they go, should be thought of as important. For everything they do, they learn something and something important can happen. So, even if their just going to the store or their friend's house doesn't mean the scene isn't important.
