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Tuesday, September 10, 2013

A Confusion of Princes: Continued from last blog

Prince Khemri's character change impacted the theme of the story in such a way that it changes where he went, who he met, and how he saw the universe. Because of how his character developed throughout the story, he was able to meet a girl named Raine, which changed his fate drastically.

Raine changed his life tremendously because of how Prince Khemri began to fall in love with her, and how there was a pirate fleet attacking her planet. As Prince Khemri began to look into the Pirates attacking her home, they were not in fact pirates, but the Imperial Fleet! Because of the situation, Prince Khemri ended up killing himself defending the planet, along with saving Raine. "My eyes were already shut. They had been the whole time. But I felt a darkness come as if I had squeezed my eyelids tight, a spreading darkness that brought with it a biting cold. I guessed I'd failed the test to become an adjuster. But I’d passed the test for being human."(NIX 277). This quote enforces the fact that his personality changes so much that he almost changes from thinking like a Prince to thinking like a human.

Having the perks of being a Prince meant he was soon reborn again with all his memories (a little farfetched I know).  He was soon called to a banquet where 999 other Princes would be joining him at the capital of the empire. As it turns out the Prince who lead the imperial fleet to battle against Raines planet was there and was receiving a medal for her honor!


":Citation. On 212-4456 Prince Atalin 1 <<Identifier>> in
command of ISN Khouresk on routine patrol was attacked
by an illegal squatter fleet of twenty vessels in system
Odkhaz, and destroyed the squatters without loss:"(NIX 286).




        Prince Khemri, soon after he received this message, was appalled by how Prince Atalin was awarded for killing helpless people. So he goes and tries to make it right. Because of the people he met, he started to become more of a human than a prince.



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