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Kurt Hoffman Independent Novel Project Entry # 5 11/29/09

I think the climax of the story is when Gulliver is sold to the Queen and has his adventures with her. Although when Gulliver is taken as prey by a bird this could be the climax as well. The falling action is when sailors see the house in which Gulliver is trapped and perform a rescue to save him.

Gulliver is a round and dynamic. The Lilliputians are flat and static. Gulliver’s family is the same, flat and static.

The novel is not believable because there is not a possible way that humans can be over 40 ft tall. The Lilliputians could not exist either because there isn’t any human life forms that small, not even babies.

The novel meant my expectations because it captured my interest. The book was interesting and exciting. It was exciting because Gulliver’s travels are described in detail and you can in vision what is happening in your head.

I would tell a friend to read this novel because it is exciting and full of adventure. The author makes the charactors seem like they could be your friends.

The author describes the lilliputians and the giants very well. He also describes the setting well too. He makes it seem as thought you could live there and know your way around.