Author's Note~ This is a cause and effect piece on the book, The People of Sparks, where i will reflect on one of the books main events.
That cool summer morning Doon Harrow couldn’t imagine what would end up
happening to himself and the refuges of Ember.
They have spent about 3 months in Sparks; and the natives are getting
mad at the people of Sparks over food.
One of the Climax’s in this book is when Tooren, citizen of Sparks
decides to throw tomatoes at the shed near the farm which leaves the city low
on the tomato crop. This event was
caused by Caspar (Toorens’ older brother, and a roamer) doesn’t let Torren go
roaming with him and Torren gets extremely mad at his older brother.
The effect of this event is that Doon gets blamed for
throwing the tomatoes at the shed. The
citizens of Sparks get in a dispute with the people of Ember. This creates a tricky situation for the
leaders of Sparks. This is like the book
The Way We Fall, by Megan Crewe the
main character gets blamed for giving a sickness to the whole town while she didn't. This relates in the same way as
Doon because she was blamed for getting people sick, just like how Doon got blamed for something he didn't do.
Different outcomes come from this event; perhaps Doon wasn't blamed and a person of
Sparks was blamed? The citizens of Ember
would still be respected in Sparks. Or
if Doon wasn’t blamed and someone else was maybe he wouldn’t have been so disappointed. Doon has been blamed for something he hasn’t
done and will be disrespected by the people of Sparks.
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