-Kind of confusing in a way of how it ended
-He says .."Reply That Makes Me Believe Totally That Creed is Alive"
-He says .."Reply That Makes Me Believe Totally That Creed is Alive"
~I agree with that because when you read the letter that he says he
thinks Chris Creed is still alive, it seems like it's Chris writing about
himself and why he doesn't want to be found.
-It's really frustrating because you really don't know if Chris is alive or dead
~In the book, he says they never find where he is, and that's what
you've been looking forward to this whole time you were reading.
Did you enjoy reading it?
-I really enjoyed reading this book because I could really get into it and it
didn't take forever for me to start to like the book.
~This book is like the kinds of books I enjoy reading
-The author did a really great job in keeping the reader fascinated with
the book, and everything that was happening.
Theory for the responses on Torey's web page:
-The first response on Torey's web page was from someone named Torey J.
Healy. The response was kind of weird in a way with the words and phrases
she/he said back to Torey. "If I had a candle and you, I would dance naked
to 'Titanic' while you read passages of this poetic journey from sweet youth
to robust manhood." [page 326]
-The second response on Torey's web page was from someone named Alex
Healy. His response was pretty mean and cruel, responding to something
as serious as Torey's story. "The fact you failed to capture was the pain of
the Creed mother and father, but being that you're just a boy, you could not
understand the agony of parents who lose a child." [page 326-327]
-The third response on Torey's web page was from someone named Michael
Alex Adams. This one, to Torey, said he thought it was Chris Creed in disguise,
because when Michael wrote back, he only responded to Torey's grammar
problems during his whole story. "Use your spell-checker and/or stick to
songwriting." [page 327]
-The fourth and last response on Torey's page is from Victor Adams. This is the
one where Torey says that it makes him believe Chris Creed is "totally alive".
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