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- - - - I think that she is mad because King Jonnathan put her on probation period when she didn't have to. If Joren was Kel in this situation I think that he wouldn't kept his anger and he wold just shout at King Jonnathan.
  - - - I think that Kel is caring because she feed the flock of crow the crumbs of the fruit bread because the crows looked hungry. If Wyldon had seen the flock of crows I think he wouldn't even take a look at them.
  - - - I think that Kel is playful because she is trying to play with the turtle through the glass. If Neal was in Kel's situation I think he would just look at the turtle and walk away.
  - - - I think that she is savage because when Sir Oakbridge wouldn't give her time to talk she just said "this book is written by my father."
  - - - I think that Kel is loyal to Lady Alanna because she was happy to see that Sir Myles is her teacher and she described it as almost just like meeting Lady Alanna.
  - - - She only likes the classes that they actually train because she thinks that the afternoon classes are tiring and boring. It says in the book What a disappointing day! Parts of the morning's exercise had been interesting, but the classwork was simply tedious. What good would etiquette do a knight? And how could she be expected to stay awake all afternoon when she'd been running all morning? Couldn't she just do the physical training and forget learning a whole new set of bows?
        
        I think that she likes something physical and activities that are like doing PHE. And she said that classwork is tedious and boring and she was hoping for something more exciting but I think she kind of liked it when she met Sir Myles.
  - - - Someone thinks that she can do it and that she can succeed. It says in the book Kel smiled. Someone wanted the probationary page to succeed.
        
        I think she was happy because she knew that someone believed in her and that she can succeed.
  - - - I think that Kel is truthful because if I had someone I hate and they looked nice I wouldn't call them handsome, pretty, cute, etc.
- - - - I think that neal is kind because he helps Kel with the things she doesn't know and he tells her which class she has next and something about the class to give her extra knowledge.
  - - - I think that Neal doesn't like change of plans because when Kel was going to clean the mess on the floor Neal told her that she had to get ready for supper even though they had enough time to clean up the mess on the floor.
  - - - From the book it says, "Neal propped his chin on one hand and gazed at her. "You aren't a bit romantic, are you?" he asked, amused. She sat back and stared at him. She was beginning to think that Neal required a keeper. He seemed to have the craziest ideas. "Romance? Isn't that love-stuff?" she asked finally. "It's more than just love. It's color, and-and fire. You don't want things magnificent and filled with-with grandeur," he said, trying to make her understand. "You know, drama. Importance. Transcendent passion." "
        
        I think I would find it extremely awkward if a friend that is a boy called me romantic because we are only friends and just like Neal and Kel's situation.
  - - - It says in the book "Excuse me, Master Oakbridge," Neal said in his friendliest voice, "but Kel doesn't have all of her father's knowledge. Not his."
        
        I think that Wyldon is disrespectful because when Sir Oakbridge is talking to Kel, Neal cuts his sentence and corrects him.
  - - - I think Neal is trying to be funny because he just wants to make her smile.
  - - - In the book it says, "When he realized her eyes were on him, he smiled. "Isn't this a great time to be alive?" he asked. "Stormwings and spidrens to fight, beings from legends arrayed at our sides, people in need of protection and us being prepared to do it Nothing happened in King Roald's time, and everything's happening now. We'll be sung about; our names will be passed on to our descendants." "
        
        I think that Neal is happy to be alive because he can try out new things and kill immortals and he wants his name to be passed on to their descendants.
  - - - In the book it says Neal smirked. "You didn't know. Myles of Olau isn't just a teacher and a member of the King's Council. He's King Jonathan's spymaster."
- - - - I think that Sir Myles is careless to whatever his students answer because in the book itself it says Sir Myles did not seem to care weather his students stood to answer. If Neal was Sir Myles with a different personality I think that he would have listened and would have gave explanations why it is correct or wrong and not just say yes or no.
  - - - I think he is kind because he feels sorry and he misses the people who were lost during the fight with the immortals.
- - - - He also told Kel about the irritable turtle. And he briefly explains the bondancer and what it is.
  - - - I think that he likes that his students are curious because he lets them to take a minute to look at his plants and animals.
- - - - I think that he is a bit biased because he put Kel in probation when she didn't have to and when other people didnt. If the person who sent Kel the gift at the end of the chapter was put in the same situation as King Jonnathan I think that he/she would have supported Kel and believed her.
- - - - It says in the book "Beings from the divine realms, who may live forever unless they are killed in some way," Seaver said quietly.
- - - - I think that Sir Oakbridge is biased because he called Kel probationer and asks her why she grinned and he doesn't give time for her to talk and he just assumes things. If Joren was in the same situation of Oakbridge I think that he would have picked on Kel and would have ignored her everytime she would try to talk.
    - - He kept on looking at Kel and the book describe Oakbridge as Oakbridge was on her like a cat. "What amuses you, probationary page?"
        
        I think that Oakbridge is like a cat on Kel because he keeps on looking at Kel and doesn't keep his eyes off of her. I think if Sir Lindhall was Oakbridge with a different personality I think he would've asked Kel why she was laughing and wouldn't be at her the whole time.
- - - - It says in the book Kel smiled. Someone wanted the probationary page to succeed.
        
        I think that the person who gave a Kel a gift is kind because he or she believes in Kel and wants her to succeed.
- - - - In the book when Sir Myles finished his sentence Cleon said "Here we are, trembling on the brink of a new year." Sir Myles ambled up to the front of the room and leaned against the wall. "I'm pleased to see no one swung his scythe too hard and cut off his own head" "But not for lack of trying!" joked the redheaded Cleon.
- - - - In the book it says that Kel was glad to see that the other first-year pages seemed as amazed as she.
- - - - It says in the book "He bent down, until his large eyes gazed almost directly into Esmond of Nicoline's. "And immortals are?" he inquired. "Monsters?" replied the boy. He gasped, panicked. "I mean - I beg pardon! Not monsters, of course not." He fell silent as the basilisk laid a paw gently on his shoulder."
- - - - In the book it says, "The handsome boy lounged at his desk, seemingly bored. "The King's Champion killed a Copper Island princess thirteen years ago."
        
        I think that Joren doesn't care about studying because it says he lounged and said the reply seemingly bored which is something you wouldn't do when the teacher is teaching you.
- - - - I think the Ronald is smart because he answers the question without offending Tkaa in some sort of way.