oing to happen, and that everything is going to be fine.The thing that I specifically admire is the way she copes with the way she was brought up. She was brought up, to learn to use her power when she could to get money or food, or whatever she needed, but she knows that it isn’t right to steal, and it isn’t right to use a power that nobody else has to get something that you actually don’t deserve. I think it’s wonderful that she isn’t selfish.The thing that I find the most unbelievable is how strong her power actually is. She can light a bathtub full of water on fire, and she can burn through a wall made of cement bricks. Antagonist: “The Shop” is the antagonist in this story. “The Shop” is a government agency that is trying to get their hands on Charlie and her father because they feel that Charlie can be a major use in warfare and other important things for our country. They want Andy because of his telekinesis, and they feel that, that could be a useful thing also. “The Shop” has a secret agent, who plays a character named John, to get Charlie’s trust. John wants Charlie all to himself though. So he decides to persuade Charlie into his trust. Charlie unfortunately falls for the act, which cause much trouble. The government agency had planned for Charlie and her father to go away to Hawaii, after some tests were done, to relieve some stress. “The Shop” tricks Charlie, which leads to her father’s death.At the end, Charlie decides she needs to use her power to kill those who killed her father. She burns the whole entire “Shop” down. The agency was about 10 acres of land, she burned everything in sight.Synopsis of Content: Major Characters- Charlie McGee, Andy McGee, and John.Minor Characters- the rest of the government agents, Charlie’s mother, and the neighbor.Major Plot- the major plot in this story is that ̶...
