I've concluded that Emily and Wil were taken because they had knowledge to some word. The word must be pretty dangerous, which I wouldn't understand how but then again, it is scy-fy.
On page 73, it states, "... twenty minutes we're in the air and pulling this guy's head open," speaking about Wil. "Nothing personal. But we need whats in their more than you do," the man continued. Then Tom, the kidnapper realized something was wrong. They killed people, wrecked, then hijacked the plane. Wil finds a box full of surgical tools that would be needed to cut open a head and brain, which he realizes. But Wil also knows Tom is looking for the better intention no matter what. They refer to these "poets" who are bad peoplewho are good with words, using the names of dead poets.
Emily, is in an academy. The school is basically a competition which I realize, and the other charachters in this school find too. It's basically a game, and whoever passes everything will win. I think this school is where the so called poets come from and are, and Tom is an ex-poet. Tom Elliot, or T. S. Elliot. They speak about Charlotte Bronte, who is basically the head of the academy Emily is attending. I think the school is teaching students how to use their words and mind against the greater good, otherwise the team Tom and Wil are with.
I'm not quite sure if I would say I like this book or not, yet. It is very good and interesting, and I'm happy to continue reading to find out what the word is the sides so desperately need but this book is also really weird. I've been confused of some of the charachter's actions and surprised. There's any unexpected actions in this book. If any of you are interested in this whole 'another world' sort of fantasy themed books with twists, this could be for you.
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