Blog Post #52

If I were Tally then I would tell the warden to make me pretty because by becomming pretty she can fix everything that she has messed up.

Blog Post #51

Tally has finally decided to come clean about betraying the Smoke. I don't think that Tally will regret telling David because she was going to have to tell him sometime, or another. David's feelings could possibly change, but if he really loved Tally then they wouldn't change at all. Everybody makes mistakes.

Blog Post #50

I don't think that Maddie should've forced Shay to take the pills to cure the lesions. You can't really force somebody to do that, and it's Shay's choice.

Blog Post #49

If I were Shay, I wouldn't cure myself with the pills. This is only because I'd already be a Pretty, and I wouldn't want to be cured. Shay would go back to hating Tally, and Shay doesn't want that. Shay wants to be happy, and plus she doesn't even know if the pills are 100% safe.

Blog Post #48

"Tally thought of the lesions on Shay's brain, the tiny cancers or wounds or whatever they are that she didn't even know she had. They were in there somewhere changing her friend's thoughts, warping her feelings, gnawing at the roots of who she was."

I think that this quote shows how much Tally despises the lesions. I think that is shows what the lesion are doing to Shay's brain, and how they are changing the way she thinks. It shows that Tally feels guilty that she was responsible for doing that to Shay.

Blog Post #47

• Tally and David break into Special Circumstances and knock Dr.Cable out.
• Tally discovers that Shay is a Pretty while David breaks out the Smokies.
• They escape on the roof with their hoverboards.
• The "kicker" of this chapter is that Maddie tells David that his father, Az, is dead.

Blog Post #46

"Radiology. Neurology. Magnetic Imaging," she read softly. "Operating Theatre Two."
I think that this quote has a deeper meaning to the story because it is describing all of the terrible parts of the surgery.

Neurology is typically the study of brains and your head.

The interrogation rooms are used for getting people to share secret information by scaring, or interrogating it out of them.

Radiology rooms are like X-Rays, or scans.

"She was tall and elegant, every feature perfection."-Page 338 of Uglies