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Spaz Character Analysis
The character Spaz is a teenager that doesn’t knows a lot about himself. All he knows is he has to live by Billy Bizmo’s rules and stay alive. When Spaz was little, he was put in a unit home and then he had a sister name Bean. Spaz loved Bean like she was apart of him. Then he finds out that Bean has this disease called leukemia. She was always sick and even though he was scared and confused he always stays beside her. Spaz was the only one that could give her the medicine she needed by taking her to Eden. He felt like the only person that could save her. Spaz would stay the night with her and help her with whatever she needed. The foster parent didn’t stay at night with Bean Spaz just thought they was too scared or too hurt to even be around …show more content…
Lanaya is not like others she have a kind heart and she is not stupid. But because of how she was genetically improve she was independent. she was train to become the master of eden. She was the type of girl that thought she was better then everyone until she met Ryter and spaz. Lanaya was traveling through the latches thinking that nothing would happen to her because she didn’t know how bad some people was starving but then all of that change when she got to the burning latch. Then starving people came after her and then ryter had to save her. Then they got out of there and started to talk. Ryter told lanaya some things that made her look stupid but she still act like she was smarter . Then when they got to the latch the latch queen told them to look for the probe runners. Lanaya thought that she could outsmart her but it didn’t work and that make her realize some things about her self. Then lanaya try to outsmart bleeke. He make look even more stupid he even tell her some things about the latch that she didn’t know about. Then a war begin. She was terrified but she knew what to do but what she didn’t know was shy was spaz standing still she had she to save him. She thought he was acting crazier than normal. after they get out of the war they find bean. Bean and lanaya got along very well but they had to take her to eden so she can get better. So she take bean to eden and convince her parents to give bean genetic so she can get better. …show more content…
Bean was born into a foster home with her foster parent and spaz. bean didn’t like staying in the house she always had energy and she always had spaz by her side. The day that she got really sick she had to go to the hospital. When she was at the hospital they try to give her medicine but she wouldn’t take it. But i spaz ask her to take for him she would that how closes they are. When she was better and got home her foster dad made spaz leave the house. Then he slap her in her face when she try to hug spaz. she was so upset she didn’t say anything the whole time he was calling her names.She lost her best friend and there was no one else she could talk to now that he gone. Because he gone now she was at her weakest point she thought she was going to die. so she told her dad that she wanted to see spaz for one last time. her dad told her that he wasn’t going to come but he still sent a runner to go get spaz. when spaz got there she was happy. then she went into a deep sleep. when bean open her eyes she was in lanaya house. she was confuse but later on she learn what happen. They stayed at the house and bean was moving and feeling a lot better. Then she beet jin in chess she felt really good about that. when she did beat him in chess jin said “But she a normal”. After he got through his head that a normal beat him in chess bean and spaz went outside. while spaz and bean was outside they went up in a apple

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