This is first time witnessing the digital drug known as Bluescreen. By Marisa’s allowing her friend to use the digital substance, Marisa drags herself into solving the mystery of Bluescreen in order to save her friends digital life. had to The “She protect Pati… line went dead.” (209-210) Bluescreen, a drug only used by rich people and clubs has finally made its way into Elementary schools. sister risked becoming infected like Anja and Marisa’s decides that this is suddenly over her paygrade and informs the local gangs that someone is dealing on their territory. The known for being friendly gang isn’t and her actions set off a chain of events that come back to haunt her. This is her moment of weakness before deciding that she had to personally put an end to Bluescreen. the good toys as soon as we exploit “What are you doing?” …. “They always patch (5-6) them.” Marisa displays her cunning ingenuity early on in the book. She is always thinking outside of the box, and uses her logic and reasoning to turn the insurmountable tide that is against her. Marisa is a strong character when she is in the zone. Elements Wells has written a lot of horror books, mostly horror with taking a different Bluescreen direction as a Cyber Noir thriller. Growing up, Wells admits to neither reading very much horror and expected to write about fantasy. After noticing he had a theme of lurking darkness throughout each of his writings, he began to test this lurking darkness further and further. This factor remains within Bluescreen, the creeping darkness contrasting between drugs, gangs, and hidden agendas. http://thedanwells.com/index.php/about-dan/ Classifications
This is Marisa’s first time witnessing the digital drug known as Bluescreen. By allowing her friend to use the digital substance, Marisa drags herself into solving the mystery of Bluescreen in order to save her friends digital life. “She had to protect Pati… The line went dead.” (209-210) Bluescreen, a drug only used by rich people and clubs has finally made its way into Elementary schools. Marisa’s sister risked becoming infected like Anja and decides that this is suddenly over her paygrade and informs the local gangs that someone is dealing on their territory. The gang isn’t known for being friendly and her actions set off a chain of events that come back to haunt her. This is her moment of weakness before deciding that she had to personally put an end to Bluescreen. “What are you doing?” …. “They always patch the good toys as soon as we exploit them.” (5-6) Marisa displays her cunning ingenuity early on in the book. She is always thinking outside of the box, and uses her logic and reasoning to turn the insurmountable tide that is against her. Marisa is a strong character when she is in the zone. Elements Wells has written a lot of horror books, mostly horror with Bluescreen taking a different direction as a Cyber Noir thriller. Growing up, Wells admits to neither reading very much horror and expected to write about fantasy. After noticing he had a theme of lurking darkness throughout each of his writings, he began to test this lurking darkness further and further. This factor remains within Bluescreen, the creeping darkness contrasting between drugs, gangs, and hidden agendas. http://thedanwells.com/index.php/about-dan/ Classifications