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I'm about 1/4 done with this book. Something that I noticed was that the author's writing style changed from the foundation trilogy he wrote earlier. His writing seems less technical than the foundation trilogy.

I'm about 3/4 done with this book. One important quote is "Christine, you will kill yourself on the desk." This quote is important because someone was murdering her, but was using Christine's gun. It would seem like she commited suicide.

I'm about halfway done with this book. Some questions I have are, will the Seldon plan keep on path or will it derail somewhere along the way, and what will the first foundation's reaction be like if they ever find the second foundation.

I have read most of this book. One of my opinions about this book is that the author wrote it to raise awareness about the growing power of China. He might want the U.S. to increase its cyber warfare capabilities.

I haven't read much. Hans Pritcher has demonstrated the trait of being a traitor. He betrayed the Foundation and joined the Mule because he was convinced too easily.

I am still at about the same spot in this novel. My least favorite character is Hans Pritcher, because someone convinced him to join the Mule, when he tried to assassinate the Mule. He is a traitor and is weak-minded.

I have still barely read this novel. (I went back to his birthplace for this, and questioned people who for their knowledge will not live long. Few enough are still alive. They remember the baby born thirty years before - the death of his mother - his strange youth. The Mule is not a human being.) This quote is important because it shows The Mule is something strange that is not a person.

I am still at about the same spot on this book. A conflict going on in the novel is that an unpredicted character called the Mule interfered with Hari Seldon's prediction of the future. Hari Seldon said the Independent Trading States would rebel, but since the Mule's attack the Trading States called of their attack.

I haven't read that much of this book. A connection I can make is abuse by authorities. The authorities abuse the clown and beat him up. Teachers at school abuse their power and get kids in trouble for no reason.

I'm about 5/8 done with this book. One character that has demonstrated the trait persistence is Toran. He is trying to find the Mule on the planet Kalgan, and must track down his multiple assistants to find him.

I am about 2/3 done with the book. The book has a decent title, because the first half of the book is all about the battle between the Foundation and the Empire and the title is Foundation and Empire.

I'm about halfway finished with this book. The author's writing style is descriptive. The book is science fiction, so the author uses some science fiction nuances like when Gaal Dornick entered an elevator that was propelled by anti-gravity. Gaal floated to the ceiling and someone pulled him down.

I finished this book. Someone I would want to be friends with is Hari Seldon. Hari Seldon can predict future events to an accurate extent, so if I were his friend I would know the future of the world in the near future.

I finished this book. Someone I would want to be friends with is Hari Seldon. Hari Seldon can predict future events to an accurate extent, so if I were his friend I would know the future of the world in the near future.

I am on page 230 in this 3 book series. Some meaningful questions I have are "what are the other Seldon crises be?," and "What will the war between the Galactic Empire and the Foundation be like?"

I am on page 75 of this book. One thing that could change is the story following one individual character. The story focuses on the bigger picture and jumps ahead 50 years. In the first part, the main character is Gaal. Gaal is not even mentioned in the second part.

I'm on page 55 of Second Foundation. This novel takes place 50,000 years in the future. The setting of this book is in some galaxy. Some important planets are Trantor, the capital of the galactic empire which rules the galaxy.

I haven't read very much and am still on page 68. One significant quote is, "War is society's dirty work, usually done by kids cleaning up failures perpetrated by adults." I think this is significant because the "adults" are political leaders and the "children" are the soldiers being sent to die. The political leaders are adults because they cause the trouble, while the soldiers have to finish the trouble.

I am still on page 30 of this book. I think it is a bit strange when the narrator says that it is harder for a soldier to return home because technology blends the battlefield with home. I don't really get this quote because if a soldier going into battle can communicate with home, I think it will be easier for the soldier to assimmilate into his normal life. This is because he will be able to contact his family.

I am currently on page 30, chapter 2 in this book. The best character so far is probably Karl Marlantes. One other character gets beat up picking a fight at a bar. Karl Marlantes tries to keep his men safe and helps defend the U.S. from communist threats.

I am finished with this book. The title of this book does a good job of describing it. The events of the book revolve around the white event happening, like Kevin becoming star brand and the origin bombs hitting.

One of the conflicts in this book is when Kevin becomes the Starbrand and destroys a college. He goes out of control and the Avengers ahave to stop him.

I have finishied Avengers World. The plot of Avenges world is the Avengers having to "clean up"'all the spots where the origin bombs sent by Ex Nihilo hit.
One character in the book is Captain America, and a character "trait" he has shown is strong morals about killing. He does not kill Ex Nihilo or Abyss even though they caused great damage to Earth. He also didn't kill Iron Man when he had the chance.

I have finished reading this book. Some questions about the plot are: Why did Captain America make Ex Nihilo and Starbrand avengers when they killed thousands of innocent people? Also, why does Ex Nihilo decide to rebel against the builders?

I have finished reading x-men: Nation X. Some connections I can make to this book is an enemy becoming a friend. In the book, Magneto, the X-Men's greatest enemy, visits the X-men and becomes an ally. I have experienced this sometimes when a friend gets on my nerves. I tell them to stop or I make fun of them. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

The setting of x-men nation x is off San Francisco on a floating rock called Utopia during the modern day. Other places in the book include Atlantis, an underwater city.

The setting of x-men nation x is off the coast of San Francisco during the modern day.

A mutant nation called Utopia has formed off of
San Francisco magneto, an enemy of the x-men, has come to Utopia but is not the bad guy.

This was an ok book, the plot was decent. I liked the art. The government is stockpiling gamma bombs. The bad guys steal them and blow up a city with hulk in the city. Hulk is presumed dead but is alive and has a false identity as "Joe Fixit." He defeats the absorbing man.