Handler's Break

Handler's Break

by Ingrid Moon

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Elyon has a habit of running off. Every time she defies Boone’s orders, he’s ready to shoot her himself. But he is grudgingly obligated to safeguard the Overlord’s “weapon” - a feisty, impetuous teen-aged girl - until the Overlord can use two rare crystals to control her. As Elyon’s talents grow, Boone realizes that such a weapon should not be in the hands of a madman. He devises a risky plan that could free them both from servitude and deliver Elyon to the one person who can help her find her humanity: Reia, the rival overlord who created her. And the time to execute this plan is when the two overlords go to war.

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    How does the dynamic between Elyon and Boone reflect the classic trope of the reluctant protector, and how does their forced partnership evolve as they face constant danger?

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    In a world where Elyon is viewed strictly as a "weapon" destined for control, how do her acts of defiance help her preserve her sense of self and humanity?

  3. 3

    Boone serves a madman out of obligation, yet he ultimately risks everything to change course; in your own life, how do you know when it is time to break the rules and rebel against a corrupt authority?

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