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          I just finished The Wave and it was a great book. It wasnt long, but the structure of the book was very unpredictable. As soon as the book started the exposition started and it wasnt long at all. the exposition was about 7 pages, and it told the setting and main characters as it started. then the rising action, rising action went on for a long period of time, from the Wave steaming up. Then there was the climax, which wasnt just one main event.
          The climax was a sequence of events, that all were big marks in the story. There were about 3 big events in the story and all of them were having something with the students in The wave attacking other student. The resolution came up out of no where, it was a long process in a short amount of time. Mr. Ross had to do alot of thinking to figure out a way to stop the wave, but he got it done.
Tuesday 2nd draft 40 min., Wed. (the wave 125- 163)  thurs. ( short story, 40 min, Final draft, 30 min) sun. (eagle blue, pgs. 1-20)