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- - - - Page 27- "But even in the dark, I could see her eyes - fierce emeralds"
  - - - Miles' subversion of this cliche is the major point of his final essay (the ending passage of the novel). Miles believes that humans are more than the meat that makes up our bodies, and what it is that makes us more than that is invincible.
- - - - is a bad boyfriend, to a bad person (is maybe my favourite characters after he calls Alaska pretentious)
  - - - Clearly written by a man and not a woman (see her introduction)
  - - - This is Sam the Eagle
- - - - Outside of the initial merman prank, notice how there is very little threat of physical violence or conflict in this novel. Maybe bullying isn't one of key rules because the author didn't want to write about it.