English, 06.11.2019 05:31 dwilburn01

Write an introduction of 100 words in more. remember to: introduce the character establish the setting hook your reader with an interesting quote, a vivid description, or an interesting or outlandish fact.
here is my narrative objective chart. i will give brainliest:
beginning:

characters-

kate- main character

mr. jacks- kate's teacher

bailey blaese- governor

setting(s):

city

force fields

purpose:

trying to find out why the force fields are showing up and people are getting trapped in them.

middle:

conflict- force fields around the world are still up and people are now getting trapped in them.

rising action- kate and mr. jacks get into a building controlling the fields, find governor who tells them about why they made the force fields.

climax- kate and mr. jacks get passed governor, turn the forcefields off and people are freed.

end:

resolution of conflict – force fields disappear.

theme- people deserve freedom and justice. (kate learns this by free people from the force fields.)

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