Alex Rider: The Coolest Job In The World
Being a spy would be the coolest job in the world, right? It would be an awesome job in the world if the possibility of dying every day were not so high. The job might be better if he was not the replacement for his dad who died doing what Alex Rider is being recruited to do. He is working for MI6, a British intelligence agency fighting villains around the world. Alex has had to search for many things in his life. He had to search for a will to keep going when his dad died, he had to search for identity as a small child, and he had to search for the motivation to keep his job. It is hard to go through a loss in your life, let alone a parent. Alex Rider had already lost his mom and his dad was his only family left. Once his dad died, he became
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He is repeatedly tempted to leave his job and run away. He never really wanted to work for MI6: “But then John Rider had been killed by MI6, the very same people who had forced Alex to work for them three times: lying to him, manipulating him, and finally dumping him when he was no longer needed” (Horowitz 23). Alex use very useful to MI6. Nobody would suspect a teenager to be a spy able to kill somebody in multiple ways. Although, MI6 did not treat him like a one-of-a-kind-super-killing-machine ☺, they treated him like a delinquent. He also did not get nervous or afraid of anybody. He was always cool as a cucumber ☺. He was very nonchalant about what he did and how he did it. MI6 almost lost the agency’s most valuable asset on multiple occasions; thankfully, Alex knew how important he was and how well he did his job. He was the best agent MI6 every employed, but he never felt like it. Being a spy, especially a teen spy, would be fantastic if you did not almost die multiple times a day. It would make of your friends though. ☺ Alex Rider had many searches in his life, including his search for a will to keep going when his dad died, his search for identity as a small child, and his search for the motivation to keep his job. I would give myself an
He is repeatedly tempted to leave his job and run away. He never really wanted to work for MI6: “But then John Rider had been killed by MI6, the very same people who had forced Alex to work for them three times: lying to him, manipulating him, and finally dumping him when he was no longer needed” (Horowitz 23). Alex use very useful to MI6. Nobody would suspect a teenager to be a spy able to kill somebody in multiple ways. Although, MI6 did not treat him like a one-of-a-kind-super-killing-machine ☺, they treated him like a delinquent. He also did not get nervous or afraid of anybody. He was always cool as a cucumber ☺. He was very nonchalant about what he did and how he did it. MI6 almost lost the agency’s most valuable asset on multiple occasions; thankfully, Alex knew how important he was and how well he did his job. He was the best agent MI6 every employed, but he never felt like it. Being a spy, especially a teen spy, would be fantastic if you did not almost die multiple times a day. It would make of your friends though. ☺ Alex Rider had many searches in his life, including his search for a will to keep going when his dad died, his search for identity as a small child, and his search for the motivation to keep his job. I would give myself an