delivmeet2

//1) Discuss the mood or tone of your book. What is the overriding emotion of this book? What examples back up your claim?// //•// Thus far there is mixed mood. Most of the time, it is calm, but the author threw in horror-style teasers of what may be to come. For example, on page 88, Ed is laying in his tent during the night when "something hit the top of the tent [...] and through it came one knuckle if a deformed fist, a long, curving of claws that turned on themselves [...] I lay with the sweat ready to break..." Even Justin thought that that may have been a zombie or the killer. 2) **Questions**: //• Is the author purposely foreshadowing potentially future events to come in the text? Elaborate. (See quote above)// [I feel that he is because he is trying to show the reader what the story will be like as they read on.] //•On page 94, Ed, the narrator, "got out a two-piece suit of long underwear and put it on; it was almost most exactly the color of the fog." We know that one of the group will turn on the rest. Explain the possible significance of the white long underwear.// [It seems that he did that so that he could blend in with the fog. I think that he will become the one who goes against the rest of them since he seems to be working on a camouflage.] • Thus far, has your opinion changed on who could be the human hunter? Explain. (My opinion has changed because I thought that Lewis was going to be the human hunter because I felt he knew the wilderness very well. But, now that i have seen more of the story, I think Ed will become the human hunter because no one just makes a camouflage outfit out of the blue; so I thought that was interesting why he is doing that.) 3) **Meeting Summary**: Today, Justin typed up the mood/tone as well as the discussion questions. Joey answered Justin's discussion questions.