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The flock family are living in a remote house in Colorado, hiding from bloodthirsty scientists from a laboratory called The School, the place where they grew up. At this School, the members of the flock underwent cruel scientific experimentation, only being kept alive because they were needed for testing. But one day, a scientist named Jeb Batchelder helps the members of the flock escape The School and takes them to the remote Colorado hideout. Jeb spends two years in this safehouse with the flock, taking care of them and teaching them how to fight. One day, however, Jeb suddenly disappears. The rest of the Flock presumes him dead, and Max takes over as the leader of the group. |
The flock family are living in a remote house in Colorado, hiding from bloodthirsty scientists from a laboratory called The School, the place where they grew up. At this School, the members of the flock underwent cruel scientific experimentation, only being kept alive because they were needed for testing. But one day, a scientist named Jeb Batchelder helps the members of the flock escape The School and takes them to the remote Colorado hideout. Jeb spends two years in this safehouse with the flock, taking care of them and teaching them how to fight. One day, however, Jeb suddenly disappears. The rest of the Flock presumes him dead, and Max takes over as the leader of the group. |
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Two years after Jeb's disappearance, The School somehow manages to locate the flock. Without warning, the group is attacked whilst outside by a bloodthirsty pack of Erasers, human-wolf hybrids who act as guards and executioners at The School. In the ensuing fight, all members of the flock are knocked unconscious, and Angel, the youngest, is captured and taken back to The School via helicopter. Max and the others try to reclaim her, but the Erasers get away. Shocked and grief-stricken, the flock members begin to argue amongst themselves until Max comes up with a plan to rescue Angel. The flock agrees, but Max tells Iggy and the Gasman to stay behind, because the Gasman is too young and Iggy is blind. Both are angry with her decision, but are forced to stay behind while Max, Fang, and Nudge go to rescue Angel. But even though they stay at home, Iggy and the Gasman are not safe. The Erasers attack them again, and they are forced to follow the rest of the flock in order to escape. |
Two years after Jeb's disappearance, The School somehow manages to locate the flock. Without warning, the group is attacked whilst outside by a bloodthirsty pack of Erasers, human-wolf hybrids who act as guards and executioners at The School. In the ensuing fight, all members of the flock are knocked unconscious, and Angel, the youngest, is captured and taken back to The School via helicopter. Max and the others try to reclaim her, but the Erasers get away. Shocked and grief-stricken, the flock members begin to argue amongst themselves until Max comes up with a plan to rescue Angel. The flock agrees, but Max tells Iggy and the Gasman to stay behind, because the Gasman is too young and Iggy is blind. Both are angry with her decision, but are forced to stay behind while Max, Fang, and Nudge go to rescue Angel. But even though they stay at home, Iggy and the Gasman are not safe. The Erasers attack them again, and they are forced to follow the rest of the flock in order to escape. |
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Meanwhile, as Max, Fang and Nudge fly over Arizona, Max spots a girl down below being harassed by some older boys. To Fang's and Nudge's dismay, Max goes down to help. Though the girl-whom Max finds out is named Ella-manages to escape, Max is clipped by a bullet and is left unable to fly. She wanders around for hours until she finds her way, miraculously, to Ella's house. Ella spots her in the backyard, and when she sees Max is hurt, invites her inside and asks her mother, Dr. Martinez, to help. Dr. Martinez cleans and treats the wound, but in the process discovers that Max has wings. Amazingly, she pretends that this is perfectly normal. This makes Max feel accepted, and as if she is a normal person. She stays with the Martinez family until her wing heals, then flies off to rejoin her flock. Meanwhile, Fang and Nudge have been waiting for Max in a cave above Lake Mead, The cave sits near the nests of some large hawks, which gives Fang and Nudge the opportunity to practice some flying techniques they obtain from the hawks. After a while, Iggy and the Gasman track them down, and Max finally makes her way back, and all of them restart their journey and head toward the School. But on the way there, a group of Erasers, led by Ari (Jeb's son, who is at the time seven years old but was turned into an Eraser when he was three)capture them and take all of them to The School. There, they meet Angel and discover that Jeb is not dead, but has been working at The School. Max immediately shuts down all her daughterly feelings for him, and resolves never to trust him again. Jeb takes her to a secret room and reveals to her the reason she was created: she is supposed to save the world. Despite this latest shocking development, Max still does not trust him. |
Meanwhile, as Max, Fang and Nudge fly over Arizona, Max spots a girl down below being harassed by some older boys. To Fang's and Nudge's dismay, Max goes down to help. Though the girl-whom Max finds out is named Ella-manages to escape, Max is clipped by a bullet and is left unable to fly. She wanders around for hours until she finds her way, miraculously, to Ella's house. i love brandi:D.Ella spots her in the backyard, and when she sees Max is hurt, invites her inside and asks her mother, Dr. Martinez, to help. Dr. Martinez cleans and treats the wound, but in the process discovers that Max has wings. Amazingly, she pretends that this is perfectly normal. This makes Max feel accepted, and as if she is a normal person. She stays with the Martinez family until her wing heals, then flies off to rejoin her flock. Meanwhile, Fang and Nudge have been waiting for Max in a cave above Lake Mead, The cave sits near the nests of some large hawks, which gives Fang and Nudge the opportunity to practice some flying techniques they obtain from the hawks. After a while, Iggy and the Gasman track them down, and Max finally makes her way back, and all of them restart their journey and head toward the School. But on the way there, a group of Erasers, led by Ari (Jeb's son, who is at the time seven years old but was turned into an Eraser when he was three)capture them and take all of them to The School. There, they meet Angel and discover that Jeb is not dead, but has been working at The School. Max immediately shuts down all her daughterly feelings for him, and resolves never to trust him again. Jeb takes her to a secret room and reveals to her the reason she was created: she is supposed to save the world. Despite this latest shocking development, Max still does not trust him. |
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Eventually, Max and the rest of the flock manage to break out of The School, rescuing Angel in the process, and head for New York. During the journey, Max begins to suffer excruciating headaches for no apparent reason. After a third of these headaches, she begins to hear a voice in her head that tells her what to do. Through the direction of this voice, and through information Angel managed to pick up at The School, the flock Finds The Institute of Higher Living in New York. Using the sewer tunnels to break in, they hack into a computer and find information about people who could be the flock's real parents. Along with this information, they find other mutants living in cages, just like they used to. As they and the newly freed mutants escape, Ari confronts Max and she is forced to fight him in order for the others to escape. To her horror, Max manages to break Ari's neck in the fight. As she flies off, Max hears Jeb yell after her "You killed your own brother!" Max is shocked. Does this mean that Ari is really her brother? As the story comes to a close, Max and her flock fly towards Washington DC, where they believe they will find their parents. |
Eventually, Max and the rest of the flock manage to break out of The School, rescuing Angel in the process, and head for New York. During the journey, Max begins to suffer excruciating headaches for no apparent reason. After a third of these headaches, she begins to hear a voice in her head that tells her what to do. Through the direction of this voice, and through information Angel managed to pick up at The School, the flock Finds The Institute of Higher Living in New York. Using the sewer tunnels to break in, they hack into a computer and find information about people who could be the flock's real parents. Along with this information, they find other mutants living in cages, just like they used to. As they and the newly freed mutants escape, Ari confronts Max and she is forced to fight him in order for the others to escape. To her horror, Max manages to break Ari's neck in the fight. As she flies off, Max hears Jeb yell after her "You killed your own brother!" Max is shocked. Does this mean that Ari is really her brother? As the story comes to a close, Max and her flock fly towards Washington DC, where they believe they will find their parents. |
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 The first edition
UK cover for The Angel Experiment | |
| Author | James Patterson |
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| Cover artist | Kamil Vojnar & Roger Wood |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Young Adult Fiction |
| Publisher |
Headline
Little, Brown |
Publication date |
July 4,
2005
April 11,
2005 |
| Publication place | United States |
| Pages | 432 pp (hardback) 464 (paperback) [1] |
| ISBN | ISBN 0-316-15556-X Parameter error in {{ ISBNT}}: invalid character |
| Followed by | Maximum Ride: School's Out Forever |
Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment is the first book in the Maximum Ride series by James Patterson. The book was released in the US on April 11, 2005 and in the UK on July 4, 2005. [2] [3]The book is set in the near future and centers around the 'Flock', a group of human-avian hybrids (98% Human, 2% Bird) on the run from the scientists who created them. It focuses on Maximum Ride (Max), the leader of the 'flock', and the narrator of the story.
Plot Summary
The flock family are living in a remote house in Colorado, hiding from bloodthirsty scientists from a laboratory called The School, the place where they grew up. At this School, the members of the flock underwent cruel scientific experimentation, only being kept alive because they were needed for testing. But one day, a scientist named Jeb Batchelder helps the members of the flock escape The School and takes them to the remote Colorado hideout. Jeb spends two years in this safehouse with the flock, taking care of them and teaching them how to fight. One day, however, Jeb suddenly disappears. The rest of the Flock presumes him dead, and Max takes over as the leader of the group. Two years after Jeb's disappearance, The School somehow manages to locate the flock. Without warning, the group is attacked whilst outside by a bloodthirsty pack of Erasers, human-wolf hybrids who act as guards and executioners at The School. In the ensuing fight, all members of the flock are knocked unconscious, and Angel, the youngest, is captured and taken back to The School via helicopter. Max and the others try to reclaim her, but the Erasers get away. Shocked and grief-stricken, the flock members begin to argue amongst themselves until Max comes up with a plan to rescue Angel. The flock agrees, but Max tells Iggy and the Gasman to stay behind, because the Gasman is too young and Iggy is blind. Both are angry with her decision, but are forced to stay behind while Max, Fang, and Nudge go to rescue Angel. But even though they stay at home, Iggy and the Gasman are not safe. The Erasers attack them again, and they are forced to follow the rest of the flock in order to escape. Meanwhile, as Max, Fang and Nudge fly over Arizona, Max spots a girl down below being harassed by some older boys. To Fang's and Nudge's dismay, Max goes down to help. Though the girl-whom Max finds out is named Ella-manages to escape, Max is clipped by a bullet and is left unable to fly. She wanders around for hours until she finds her way, miraculously, to Ella's house. i love brandi:D.Ella spots her in the backyard, and when she sees Max is hurt, invites her inside and asks her mother, Dr. Martinez, to help. Dr. Martinez cleans and treats the wound, but in the process discovers that Max has wings. Amazingly, she pretends that this is perfectly normal. This makes Max feel accepted, and as if she is a normal person. She stays with the Martinez family until her wing heals, then flies off to rejoin her flock. Meanwhile, Fang and Nudge have been waiting for Max in a cave above Lake Mead, The cave sits near the nests of some large hawks, which gives Fang and Nudge the opportunity to practice some flying techniques they obtain from the hawks. After a while, Iggy and the Gasman track them down, and Max finally makes her way back, and all of them restart their journey and head toward the School. But on the way there, a group of Erasers, led by Ari (Jeb's son, who is at the time seven years old but was turned into an Eraser when he was three)capture them and take all of them to The School. There, they meet Angel and discover that Jeb is not dead, but has been working at The School. Max immediately shuts down all her daughterly feelings for him, and resolves never to trust him again. Jeb takes her to a secret room and reveals to her the reason she was created: she is supposed to save the world. Despite this latest shocking development, Max still does not trust him. Eventually, Max and the rest of the flock manage to break out of The School, rescuing Angel in the process, and head for New York. During the journey, Max begins to suffer excruciating headaches for no apparent reason. After a third of these headaches, she begins to hear a voice in her head that tells her what to do. Through the direction of this voice, and through information Angel managed to pick up at The School, the flock Finds The Institute of Higher Living in New York. Using the sewer tunnels to break in, they hack into a computer and find information about people who could be the flock's real parents. Along with this information, they find other mutants living in cages, just like they used to. As they and the newly freed mutants escape, Ari confronts Max and she is forced to fight him in order for the others to escape. To her horror, Max manages to break Ari's neck in the fight. As she flies off, Max hears Jeb yell after her "You killed your own brother!" Max is shocked. Does this mean that Ari is really her brother? As the story comes to a close, Max and her flock fly towards Washington DC, where they believe they will find their parents.
List of characters
References
External links
- Maximum Ride, via Concept Farm
- Maximum Ride, via Hodder Headline
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The flock family are living in a remote house in Colorado, hiding from bloodthirsty scientists from a laboratory called The School, the place where they grew up. At this School, the members of the flock underwent cruel scientific experimentation, only being kept alive because they were needed for testing. But one day, a scientist named Jeb Batchelder helps the members of the flock escape The School and takes them to the remote Colorado hideout. Jeb spends two years in this safehouse with the flock, taking care of them and teaching them how to fight. One day, however, Jeb suddenly disappears. The rest of the Flock presumes him dead, and Max takes over as the leader of the group. |
The flock family are living in a remote house in Colorado, hiding from bloodthirsty scientists from a laboratory called The School, the place where they grew up. At this School, the members of the flock underwent cruel scientific experimentation, only being kept alive because they were needed for testing. But one day, a scientist named Jeb Batchelder helps the members of the flock escape The School and takes them to the remote Colorado hideout. Jeb spends two years in this safehouse with the flock, taking care of them and teaching them how to fight. One day, however, Jeb suddenly disappears. The rest of the Flock presumes him dead, and Max takes over as the leader of the group. |
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Two years after Jeb's disappearance, The School somehow manages to locate the flock. Without warning, the group is attacked whilst outside by a bloodthirsty pack of Erasers, human-wolf hybrids who act as guards and executioners at The School. In the ensuing fight, all members of the flock are knocked unconscious, and Angel, the youngest, is captured and taken back to The School via helicopter. Max and the others try to reclaim her, but the Erasers get away. Shocked and grief-stricken, the flock members begin to argue amongst themselves until Max comes up with a plan to rescue Angel. The flock agrees, but Max tells Iggy and the Gasman to stay behind, because the Gasman is too young and Iggy is blind. Both are angry with her decision, but are forced to stay behind while Max, Fang, and Nudge go to rescue Angel. But even though they stay at home, Iggy and the Gasman are not safe. The Erasers attack them again, and they are forced to follow the rest of the flock in order to escape. |
Two years after Jeb's disappearance, The School somehow manages to locate the flock. Without warning, the group is attacked whilst outside by a bloodthirsty pack of Erasers, human-wolf hybrids who act as guards and executioners at The School. In the ensuing fight, all members of the flock are knocked unconscious, and Angel, the youngest, is captured and taken back to The School via helicopter. Max and the others try to reclaim her, but the Erasers get away. Shocked and grief-stricken, the flock members begin to argue amongst themselves until Max comes up with a plan to rescue Angel. The flock agrees, but Max tells Iggy and the Gasman to stay behind, because the Gasman is too young and Iggy is blind. Both are angry with her decision, but are forced to stay behind while Max, Fang, and Nudge go to rescue Angel. But even though they stay at home, Iggy and the Gasman are not safe. The Erasers attack them again, and they are forced to follow the rest of the flock in order to escape. |
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Meanwhile, as Max, Fang and Nudge fly over Arizona, Max spots a girl down below being harassed by some older boys. To Fang's and Nudge's dismay, Max goes down to help. Though the girl-whom Max finds out is named Ella-manages to escape, Max is clipped by a bullet and is left unable to fly. She wanders around for hours until she finds her way, miraculously, to Ella's house. Ella spots her in the backyard, and when she sees Max is hurt, invites her inside and asks her mother, Dr. Martinez, to help. Dr. Martinez cleans and treats the wound, but in the process discovers that Max has wings. Amazingly, she pretends that this is perfectly normal. This makes Max feel accepted, and as if she is a normal person. She stays with the Martinez family until her wing heals, then flies off to rejoin her flock. Meanwhile, Fang and Nudge have been waiting for Max in a cave above Lake Mead, The cave sits near the nests of some large hawks, which gives Fang and Nudge the opportunity to practice some flying techniques they obtain from the hawks. After a while, Iggy and the Gasman track them down, and Max finally makes her way back, and all of them restart their journey and head toward the School. But on the way there, a group of Erasers, led by Ari (Jeb's son, who is at the time seven years old but was turned into an Eraser when he was three)capture them and take all of them to The School. There, they meet Angel and discover that Jeb is not dead, but has been working at The School. Max immediately shuts down all her daughterly feelings for him, and resolves never to trust him again. Jeb takes her to a secret room and reveals to her the reason she was created: she is supposed to save the world. Despite this latest shocking development, Max still does not trust him. |
Meanwhile, as Max, Fang and Nudge fly over Arizona, Max spots a girl down below being harassed by some older boys. To Fang's and Nudge's dismay, Max goes down to help. Though the girl-whom Max finds out is named Ella-manages to escape, Max is clipped by a bullet and is left unable to fly. She wanders around for hours until she finds her way, miraculously, to Ella's house. i love brandi:D.Ella spots her in the backyard, and when she sees Max is hurt, invites her inside and asks her mother, Dr. Martinez, to help. Dr. Martinez cleans and treats the wound, but in the process discovers that Max has wings. Amazingly, she pretends that this is perfectly normal. This makes Max feel accepted, and as if she is a normal person. She stays with the Martinez family until her wing heals, then flies off to rejoin her flock. Meanwhile, Fang and Nudge have been waiting for Max in a cave above Lake Mead, The cave sits near the nests of some large hawks, which gives Fang and Nudge the opportunity to practice some flying techniques they obtain from the hawks. After a while, Iggy and the Gasman track them down, and Max finally makes her way back, and all of them restart their journey and head toward the School. But on the way there, a group of Erasers, led by Ari (Jeb's son, who is at the time seven years old but was turned into an Eraser when he was three)capture them and take all of them to The School. There, they meet Angel and discover that Jeb is not dead, but has been working at The School. Max immediately shuts down all her daughterly feelings for him, and resolves never to trust him again. Jeb takes her to a secret room and reveals to her the reason she was created: she is supposed to save the world. Despite this latest shocking development, Max still does not trust him. |
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Eventually, Max and the rest of the flock manage to break out of The School, rescuing Angel in the process, and head for New York. During the journey, Max begins to suffer excruciating headaches for no apparent reason. After a third of these headaches, she begins to hear a voice in her head that tells her what to do. Through the direction of this voice, and through information Angel managed to pick up at The School, the flock Finds The Institute of Higher Living in New York. Using the sewer tunnels to break in, they hack into a computer and find information about people who could be the flock's real parents. Along with this information, they find other mutants living in cages, just like they used to. As they and the newly freed mutants escape, Ari confronts Max and she is forced to fight him in order for the others to escape. To her horror, Max manages to break Ari's neck in the fight. As she flies off, Max hears Jeb yell after her "You killed your own brother!" Max is shocked. Does this mean that Ari is really her brother? As the story comes to a close, Max and her flock fly towards Washington DC, where they believe they will find their parents. |
Eventually, Max and the rest of the flock manage to break out of The School, rescuing Angel in the process, and head for New York. During the journey, Max begins to suffer excruciating headaches for no apparent reason. After a third of these headaches, she begins to hear a voice in her head that tells her what to do. Through the direction of this voice, and through information Angel managed to pick up at The School, the flock Finds The Institute of Higher Living in New York. Using the sewer tunnels to break in, they hack into a computer and find information about people who could be the flock's real parents. Along with this information, they find other mutants living in cages, just like they used to. As they and the newly freed mutants escape, Ari confronts Max and she is forced to fight him in order for the others to escape. To her horror, Max manages to break Ari's neck in the fight. As she flies off, Max hears Jeb yell after her "You killed your own brother!" Max is shocked. Does this mean that Ari is really her brother? As the story comes to a close, Max and her flock fly towards Washington DC, where they believe they will find their parents. |
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The first edition
UK cover for The Angel Experiment | |
| Author | James Patterson |
|---|---|
| Cover artist | Kamil Vojnar & Roger Wood |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Young Adult Fiction |
| Publisher |
Headline
Little, Brown |
Publication date |
July 4,
2005
April 11,
2005 |
| Publication place | United States |
| Pages | 432 pp (hardback) 464 (paperback) [1] |
| ISBN | ISBN 0-316-15556-X Parameter error in {{ ISBNT}}: invalid character |
| Followed by | Maximum Ride: School's Out Forever |
Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment is the first book in the Maximum Ride series by James Patterson. The book was released in the US on April 11, 2005 and in the UK on July 4, 2005. [2] [3]The book is set in the near future and centers around the 'Flock', a group of human-avian hybrids (98% Human, 2% Bird) on the run from the scientists who created them. It focuses on Maximum Ride (Max), the leader of the 'flock', and the narrator of the story.
Plot Summary
The flock family are living in a remote house in Colorado, hiding from bloodthirsty scientists from a laboratory called The School, the place where they grew up. At this School, the members of the flock underwent cruel scientific experimentation, only being kept alive because they were needed for testing. But one day, a scientist named Jeb Batchelder helps the members of the flock escape The School and takes them to the remote Colorado hideout. Jeb spends two years in this safehouse with the flock, taking care of them and teaching them how to fight. One day, however, Jeb suddenly disappears. The rest of the Flock presumes him dead, and Max takes over as the leader of the group. Two years after Jeb's disappearance, The School somehow manages to locate the flock. Without warning, the group is attacked whilst outside by a bloodthirsty pack of Erasers, human-wolf hybrids who act as guards and executioners at The School. In the ensuing fight, all members of the flock are knocked unconscious, and Angel, the youngest, is captured and taken back to The School via helicopter. Max and the others try to reclaim her, but the Erasers get away. Shocked and grief-stricken, the flock members begin to argue amongst themselves until Max comes up with a plan to rescue Angel. The flock agrees, but Max tells Iggy and the Gasman to stay behind, because the Gasman is too young and Iggy is blind. Both are angry with her decision, but are forced to stay behind while Max, Fang, and Nudge go to rescue Angel. But even though they stay at home, Iggy and the Gasman are not safe. The Erasers attack them again, and they are forced to follow the rest of the flock in order to escape. Meanwhile, as Max, Fang and Nudge fly over Arizona, Max spots a girl down below being harassed by some older boys. To Fang's and Nudge's dismay, Max goes down to help. Though the girl-whom Max finds out is named Ella-manages to escape, Max is clipped by a bullet and is left unable to fly. She wanders around for hours until she finds her way, miraculously, to Ella's house. i love brandi:D.Ella spots her in the backyard, and when she sees Max is hurt, invites her inside and asks her mother, Dr. Martinez, to help. Dr. Martinez cleans and treats the wound, but in the process discovers that Max has wings. Amazingly, she pretends that this is perfectly normal. This makes Max feel accepted, and as if she is a normal person. She stays with the Martinez family until her wing heals, then flies off to rejoin her flock. Meanwhile, Fang and Nudge have been waiting for Max in a cave above Lake Mead, The cave sits near the nests of some large hawks, which gives Fang and Nudge the opportunity to practice some flying techniques they obtain from the hawks. After a while, Iggy and the Gasman track them down, and Max finally makes her way back, and all of them restart their journey and head toward the School. But on the way there, a group of Erasers, led by Ari (Jeb's son, who is at the time seven years old but was turned into an Eraser when he was three)capture them and take all of them to The School. There, they meet Angel and discover that Jeb is not dead, but has been working at The School. Max immediately shuts down all her daughterly feelings for him, and resolves never to trust him again. Jeb takes her to a secret room and reveals to her the reason she was created: she is supposed to save the world. Despite this latest shocking development, Max still does not trust him. Eventually, Max and the rest of the flock manage to break out of The School, rescuing Angel in the process, and head for New York. During the journey, Max begins to suffer excruciating headaches for no apparent reason. After a third of these headaches, she begins to hear a voice in her head that tells her what to do. Through the direction of this voice, and through information Angel managed to pick up at The School, the flock Finds The Institute of Higher Living in New York. Using the sewer tunnels to break in, they hack into a computer and find information about people who could be the flock's real parents. Along with this information, they find other mutants living in cages, just like they used to. As they and the newly freed mutants escape, Ari confronts Max and she is forced to fight him in order for the others to escape. To her horror, Max manages to break Ari's neck in the fight. As she flies off, Max hears Jeb yell after her "You killed your own brother!" Max is shocked. Does this mean that Ari is really her brother? As the story comes to a close, Max and her flock fly towards Washington DC, where they believe they will find their parents.
List of characters
References
External links
- Maximum Ride, via Concept Farm
- Maximum Ride, via Hodder Headline