1. By: Reagan, Sid, Eva, James
Literature circle
Little Brother
By: Reagan, Sid, Eva, James

2. Plot Plot diagram Freytag’s pyramid
The internal conflict of the story, little brother is when Marcus was captured as a suspect in the terorist attack, he was tortured and couldn’t contact his family. He was later set free but under the watch of the government and had no idea what happen to his friend who was with him. This caused him to rebel and fight for him and others under the same cause.
The external conflict was with Marcus and the government or the DHS. They started the dramatic action of the plot.
The introduction was fairly interesting as it introduced the main character and his actions, as a average teenage but with a twist as he is a known hacker to the dwellers of the internet, but in a simple yet effective way
The Initiating incident is when Marcus was caught mixed in the aftermath of the terrorist attack
When he decides to fight the DHS with his fellow xnet users who are talented internet programs and friends to bring justice
Falling action
The conclusion was a bit rushed but never the less it was a satisfying win for the protagonist
Plot diagram
Freytag’s pyramid

3. Plot Plot diagram Freytag’s pyramid
The internal conflict of the story, little brother is when Marcus was captured as a suspect in the terorist attack, he was tortured and couldn’t contact his family. He was later set free but under the watch of the government and had no idea what happen to his friend who was with him. This caused him to rebel and fight for him and others under the same cause.
The external conflict was with Marcus and the government or the DHS. They started the dramatic action of the plot.
The introduction was fairly interesting as it introduced the main character and his actions, as a average teenage but with a twist as he is a known hacker to the dwellers of the internet, but in a simple yet effective way
The Initiating incident is when Marcus was caught mixed in the aftermath of the terrorist attack
When he decides to fight the DHS with his fellow xnet users who are talented internet programs and friends to bring justice
Falling action
The conclusion was a bit rushed but never the less it was a satisfying win for the protagonist
Plot diagram
Freytag’s pyramid

4. Character Protagonist - Marcus Yallow Antagonist - Carrie Johnstone
AKA - severe haircut lady.
Marcus Yallow - after he was threatened to stay silent after his kid knapping of the DHS, he decided to go a little undercover to start a network allowing p eople to be free online and stand up against the DHS who taken away freedom in the USA.
 Carrie Johnstone was charged of the DHS. She was desperate to find the culprits of the Bay Bridge bombing and interrogated/tortured innocent people to find the answers.

5. Then and now comparison
Marcus Yallow at the beginning he was cutting classes to play a game. - He was clever and smart. - He cares deeply for friends and his country. - He seems a bit argumentative, especially with his father throughout the story.
----> And Now - he became brave and accept that he couldn't run from his problem. - He matured. - He learned that he shouldn't keep things to himself as much. - he made a video that explained the truth a bout the DHS. - He finally realized that the Xnet put people in danger.

6. Theme - Marcus learned that he can't run away from his problem
Write a theme statement for the book.
Make a connection to another source of a similar theme. The theme 

7. Setting The main partition of the book takes place in San Francisco.
The other places are: Treasure Island, School, DHS secret base, the reporters office.
All these locations are very important because key parts of the story happen in those places

8. conclusion Yes we enjoyed the book
Yes because there is a sequel to this book and we enjoyed this a lot.
Reagan, Eva, James, Sid