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Donna
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We finally get to know how the epidemic started. And guess what? It doesn't make any sense. So, three people committing suicide together started a huge epidemic. How the hell does that even happen? People commit suicide everyday, and it's definitely been done in groups before. However, random suicides in the real world don't epidemics. Suicide's been around for ages. How does 3 more cause an epidemic?
— Aug 05, 2014 04:40AM
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Donna
is 99% done
...what the hell is with the epilogue? I see no significance in this at all. Oh, God, please don't let there be a spin-off...
— Aug 05, 2014 04:53AM
Donna
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"Or are we the cure for a worldwide epidemic?" It's pandemic. It's a bloody pandemic, not an epidemic.
— Jul 22, 2014 05:17AM
Donna
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Oh my god, how the hell are there so many evil adults in the Program? They're all portrayed as twisted and stupid for implementing the Program. How the hell can so many adults be wrong about something and how can a small group of annoying teenagers be "right" about this? If the Program really is super fucked up, then how come only kids know about this? Wouldn't adults know about the problems? Stupid.
— Jul 22, 2014 05:12AM
Donna
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God, I hate Realm so much. If Sloane gets together with him I will be super pissed.
— Jul 21, 2014 11:29PM
Donna
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Man, this is so stupid. The Program's secret plan is stupid. The characters are stupid. This whole depression plot line is stupid. The improper use of the word epidemic is stupid. Ugh. If I didn't want to see how the series ended, I would have stopped reading this by now.
— Jul 16, 2014 05:00AM
Donna
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Page 131: "He was raving about the epidemic spreading, but I attributed it to his depression. I thought he had gone crazy." ...so now having depression equals going crazy? Great... :/
— Jul 16, 2014 04:47AM
Donna
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I'm already getting frustrated with this. Why are so many teens against The Program? I understand its effects and downfalls, but given that it saved so many characters from suicide, I don't see why they want to stop it. What's the alternative here? If they stop The Program, is suicide just going to run rampant? Ugh...
— Jun 12, 2014 04:42AM
