One major plot twist that I did not see coming was that Anderson was also Adam's Father. I felt so bad for him because Juliette is the only person he ever opened up to as well as loved and she threw it back into his face. When Juliette says his name she accidentally says Adam. I felt horrible for Warner when he told Juliette, when they were making out, that she should call him Aaron, his first name, because he wanted her to know him as someone else, not who he had been before.
Juliette is the only one who gets to see how good he actually is. It turns out that is a facade he put up and was molded into which is courtesy of his father, Anderson. In Shatter Me, he appears to be a complete monster with no regard for other's feelings. Throughout Unravel Me I felt so horrible for Warner. Īfter finishing Shatter Me, I made it obvious to myself and my friend, Kayla, who has also read this trilogy, that I hated Warner and that nothing would ever change those feelings. Instead, she should be trying to win over everyone at Omega Point because they think she could kill them. Plus, she is ignoring everyone else at Omega Point that she could try to be friends with, but instead she is moping around and is feeling sorry for herself. I liked Kenji's long speech to Juliette about how she is not the only one who has had issues and pulls her out of this irritating movement about how her life sucks because she cannot date Adam. His body is getting weaker by trying to fight off her powers, to kill everything she touches. So when he touches Juliette his body is stopping her powers, but after a while his body is getting used to her powers, so it does not see her powers as a threat even though they are. It is affecting his health because it turns out that Adam's power is to stop other people's abilities. I believe like the saying 'If you love something, let it go' deeply applied to Unravel Me because Juliette and Adam do not want to let go of their love for one another, but it is affecting Adam's health. I wish Juliette would have seen sooner that she and Adam cannot work out, she will eventually kill him. Unravel Me was a rather quick read for me, once I reached close to halfway because Adam is not as moody and Juliette has her priorities straight. Pages: 461 Release Date: February 5th 2013 Review: Compared to Shatter Me, Unravel Me included more character development, romance, emotion, and powers. Decisions that might involve choosing between
Juliette has to make life-changing decisions between what she wants and In this exhilarating sequel to Shatter Me,
Or from Warner, who wants Juliette more than she ever thought possible. With gifts-and it is also the headquarters of the rebel resistance.įinally free from The Reestablishment, free from their plan to use herĪs a weapon, and free to love Adam.
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