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I think Kata's speed was scary also. Knowing how fast he was and that he could keep himself camouflaged I think Dennison had to have been terrified, and rightfully so!Nerea wrote: ↑01 Apr 2020, 00:35 Project Kata’s invisibility quality brings chills and suspense in the story. Being in the same room with Project Kata, not knowing what Kata can do to you, can be frustrating and scary. I think that’s what Dennison experienced in the mission to search for Project Kata. What other characters’ quality contribute to the suspense in the story?
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As for other characters, I would have to point out Tau because his innocence caused me to wonder, especially towards the middle of the book, if he would turn on Kalin. It's obvious the characters Renfield and Dennison add to the suspense: one's a driving force to break Kalin free and do the right thing while the other is maliciously against it.
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