Matched by Allyson Braithwaite Condie
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I agree with Jordie Selby when she said the ending wasn't so great. It seemed rushed and completely underdeveloped. There defiantly should have been more between Cassia and Ky before they sent him away to the Outer Provinces to fight in the war against the Enemy. Also, how did Cassia's father all of a sudden know that she was in love with Ky and then supported and encouraged her search for him? There should have been more explanation there. Overall, the entire ending should have been more developed.
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I agree on the idea that the ending wasn't so great either. It was very rushed and undeveloped. I felt like the writer ran out of an idea on ending the book. When I was finished I didn't even realize what happened. Cassia should have spent more time with Sky and Xander.
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