I'm Gonna Write A LOT Of Things In This Blog So Bear With Me

So....... I only made it just past Chapter One, and in the beginning, it was pretty slow. Not a bad slow, just slow..... nothing really happening.... lets just slowly introduced our characters....... tells us about the town.... and then BAM!!!!! That last part of the chapter ( i'm not going to say what it is; if you read up to that point you know what i'm talking about) was a complete OMG. I was nto expecting that to happen. And first you think "wow, this guy is going to be the all star of the book, the classic good guy", and then you find out. And when you find out you think "you are sick and disgusting _________ ( fill in the blank with said character's name). Let's just say, by the end of Chapter One, things get intersting. Its like watching a soap opera.... or Grey's Anatomy when they shock you with something huge at the end... and then they say " To Be Continued". Its like " Stay Tuned Next Week for Chapter 2 of Montana 1948".
Anywho.... concerning the previous paragraph, I'm going to foreshadow a bit. The information we learn I think foreshadows that nothing good is going to show up in the next chapter/throughout the book. We are dealing with some serious SCANDAL!!! I personally think Marie's story is going to be the most tragic and difficult. The situation that Marie is in.... nothing fabulous can come from it. And now that this whole event could get bigger and bigger, I'm thinking only the worst will happen. The situation will definitely affect David a great deal because as he says, he has a very close relationship wiht her. Also, I believe that along with what's going on, something drastic will happen along with it. The situation reminds me of To Kill A Mockingbird. First their's the rape of Mayella and the whole trial.... and then Scout and Jem are attacked. I think maybe not a exact situation like that will happen, but maybe something similar.
Moving on to other things, I feel that this book is also going to be similar to our last book. In Catcher, Holden journey throughout the novel was hime trying to mature and find himself. I think David's journey will be a trying one, but also one that will change him and make him grow up. As of now, David is seeing and hearing things that he doesn't understand all the time and things he has never heard before. I think that the plot of the novel will help David transform from a child to a young adult, instead of Holden from a young adult to a adult. Also, as I'm typing this, I noticed that in some respects, both Holden and David are social outcasts. Whereas Holden is critical and doesn't understand people, David doesn't know how to interact with others. These things contribute to why they are social outcasts.
And now for the final part (yes, this really is the end), the difficulties of Wes. I truly feel sorry for the guy. First, he can't be a lawyer, his dream job, because his father wants him to be the sherriff- apparently he has no say in the sitaution. Second, he is less loved by his own FATHER!! That is terrible! When his father refers to Frank as "my son" and Wes leaves... so sad. Third, his brother Frank is the all star; good looking, athletic, successful.... thats not easy to be second to that. Also, the situation they have found themselves in truly makes Wes's life a little more challenging..... And that's alll. Phew!