Levi Sanchez’s Reviews > The Shore Road Mystery > Status Update

CONFLICT: The conflict type in my book is character vs character because the Hardy Boys are trying to figure out who is a car thief. People that have been parking on Shore road have been getting cars stolen in minutes from a mysterious person. The Hardy Boys plant their own car, but the thief knows and does not take the bait and through on the book the thief eventually has multiple people working for him.

POINT OF VIEW: The point of view in the book I am reading is third person omniscient. The story is read by someone who knows what all the characters in the story think and feel. The narrator has nothing to do with the story, because they are an outside character. All of the slight details are told by the narrator, for example when one of the boys say something confidently the narrator explains it.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS: The characters in the book I am reading have friends who they hang out with named Chet and Jack. Whenever the hardy boys are hanging out with Jack there is a theft of a car, the boys did not see any connections because someone attempted to steal their car. So the Hardy boys didn't think of anything suspicious. Chet is the Hardy boys right-hand man, they go to the same high school and helps.

ANTAGONIST: The antagonist in the book I am reading is an unidentified person who is committing the same crime very often but has not been caught. The person is stealing cars every other day almost at the same place every time. At dune beach people leave their cars for very few minutes and they come balk to an empty parking space because of the car theft.