This was the fourth of six episodes - and it turned out that the bomb attack on one of the two
main characters, Home Secretary Julia Montague (Keeley Hawes), at the end of the third episode, meant we wouldn't be seeing her in the fourth.
This book has an appealing simplicity as the
main character tells her story with great emotion and honesty.
Although the cover depicts a male, the author cleverly does not reveal or assign a gender to the
main character, making it a suitable read for boys and girls.
* Hypothesis 3 (H3): Student-athletes would assign more negative judgments than non-athlete students to a
main character described as a student-athletes in the high aggression, high athletic context scenario.
Although the
main character of the book is a teenager, it doesn't make it exclusively a book for that age group and something can be taken from it by those of us a little older.
The book's
main character is a Jesuit priest who is also a biologist.
She's the love interest of the
main character (who is male in the game, unlike the movie).
The
main character is a double spy, caught between two cultures in a pivotal moment of history.
It deals with murder born out of self-hate and racism as the work burrows deep within the tortured psyche of its
main character, Bigger Thomas.
The game's 15-year-old
main character must defend himself against school bullies at a fictional boarding school, while dealing with characters ranging from nerds and jocks to authoritarian prefects.
What a joy to find a novel featuring a vegan
main character! If you're looking for a pleasurable page-turner, Amazing Disgrace fits the bill.
If not already a legend in Kenya, the
main character of the Wizard of the Crow has all the potential of becoming yet another one in that country.