Alyss Hatter Quotes

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In the beginning of the novel, Alyss is characterized as being curious, scared, and too trusting. Beddor provides one example in the book of her being trusting by saying: “...a deep rumbling shook the palace, goblets and chandeliers trembled, and the kitten began a gruesome transformation…” (Beddor 39). She grew up inside a palace with no knowledge of the gruesome outside world. Because of this she is more trusting of others. The statement “She looked around one last time for Hatter, then abandoned her puddle. She couldn’t afford to not have a friend.” (Beddor 51) The author portrays Alyss as being realistic and scared. She did the right thing by leaving the hopeless puddle to gain a “friend” that can help her out. She is becoming a less
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