A
tablet in the Matched society is something you can’t lose. If you lose your tablet container your world
might just come crashing down. Losing
your tablet container is like losing your mind.
It’s something that’s always there, it’s something you just never forget
or leave behind. A red tablet or green
tablet or blue tablet it doesn’t matter which tablet it is just never leave any
behind. Sleep with it, eat with it, and
dream with it, this tablet container is now forever a part of you.
Always
having your tablet container in the Matched society is like a law in the United
States. Every person in the Matched
society is required to have all of their tablets, red, green, and blue wherever
they go. You never know when you will
need your tablets to save your life. On
page 50 of Matched someone at the games lost their tablet
container. An official made an
announcement and everyone had to freeze.
Isn’t it frustrating when you have to stop what you’re doing because
someone else made a mistake? It’s like
when someone loses a tablet container it suddenly becomes everyone else’s
problem. The room goes silent and Cassia
feels something under her foot. The lost
tablet container has been crushed bluegreenred.
Now the lost tablets, not even her own have suddenly become the fault of
Cassia Reyes. Losing your tablet
container is like losing your mind. Readers,
I hope you never lose something as important as your mind because then your
world may just come crashing down too.
Great emphasis on on the tablets. You could really tell how important it was by your constant reminder through out your post that you can not lose or forget you tablet/ tablet container ever. I also liked how you made it even more emphasized with the reference to when Cassia crushed someone else's lost tablet container.
ReplyDeleteHey Lauren, long time no see! I think i remember trying to read this book last year but the biginning never really pulled me in so i abandoned it after about 30 pages. This post actually made it seem interesting and I think i will pick it up again. Maybe i just wasn't far enough into the book to really understand it.
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