In the book Tomorrow When The War Began, by John Marsden, Ellie, Homer, Lee, Kevin, Corrie, Robyn and Fiona Maxwell were forced to go way outside their comfort zones. This was because of the exceptional circumstances that were thrust upon them. At the start of the novel the group of them were just normal teenagers. They were fighting with each other, arguing with their parents and disobeying the rules. In the duration of the novel they improve their maturity, learn to get along with each other and ‘grow up quickly’,
In the book Tomorrow When The War Began, by John Marsden, Ellie, Homer, Lee, Kevin, Corrie, Robyn and Fiona Maxwell were forced to go way outside their comfort zones. This was because of the exceptional circumstances that were thrust upon them. At the start of the novel the group of them were just normal teenagers. They were fighting with each other, arguing with their parents and disobeying the rules. In the duration of the novel they improve their maturity, learn to get along with each other and ‘grow up quickly’,