The Scorch Trials
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After surviving horrific conditions in the Maze, Thomas is entrapped, along with nineteen other boys, in a scientific experiment designed to observe their responses and gather data believed to be essential for the survival of the human race.
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Add a SummaryIn the beginning of this breathless, adventure-crammed tale, Thomas and the Gladers are "safe, rescued, and delivered" to a nice clean dorm, having lived through their escape from the Maze. As Thomas snuggles into his bunk bed, listening to the snores of his friends, he can also hear Teresa speak to him in his mind. Since she is the only girl in the group, their rescuers have sequestered her in a separate room. Speaking mind to mind, they discuss their fear that they will never lose the image of the terrible Grievers. But they haven't seen anything yet… Thomas slips off to sleep and into a dream that seems to be a memory of an event that happened when he was a very small child. In the puzzling dream-memory, his mother cries as she tells her son that she doesn't know why he was chosen, but that he's special. The young dream-Thomas asks if she will become crazy, the way his father and other people have. As the dream ends, he again hears Teresa speaking in his mind: "Tom, something's wrong." That turns out to be quite the understatement. Thomas can't quite seem to wake up, even when he realizes that Teresa is screaming. Even as he sleeps on, he's aware that there are noises around him --- sounds like shrieks of pain, yelling and crashing. But those are nothing compared to his sudden realization that Teresa is gone. Even when he calls her in his mind, there’s no response. Thomas fully awakens…to a living nightmare. The other Gladers are running around pell-mell, staring aghast out the window and obviously terrified beyond belief. He sees a horrifying person standing outside his barred window. The stranger appears crazed --- covered with wounds, scars and burns --- and is begging Thomas to kill him. As if that isn't bad enough, Thomas and the others find an unbelievable sight when they leave their dorm rooms. In the large room hang the dead bodies of their rescuers. As horrendous as things are, Thomas knows he must find Teresa. He goes to the room she slept in, and outside a sign displays these words: Teresa Agnes. Group A, Subject A1. The Betrayer. In the room, instead of Teresa, he finds a boy who introduces himself as Aris. He says he came from the Maze and then proceeds to tell Thomas an incredibly shocking story. Before long, Thomas, along with Aris and the other Gladers, head out on an urgent quest. To reach their goal, they must cross the blazing Scorch. Along the way, Thomas occasionally experiences more of his own lost memories in short-dreamed snatches. Unfortunately, this only makes him even more mystified at what they reveal and what they don't. He also encounters a most unexpected enemy, along with a bit of a romantic triangle, during the ensuing adventure.
After being "saved" from WICKED the Glader's are in for another test called a Trial. They are sent off to a desert and are told to travel 100 miles to the north to reach a Safe Haven with the cure from a horrible disease called the Flare.
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Add a NoticeViolence: some violence some quite gruesome
Violence: KInda disturbing with all the head cutter stuff
Violence: not that much violence but still some.
Violence: This title contains Violence.
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Add a Quote“He didn't care about the others anymore. The chaos around him seemed to siphon away his humanity, turn him into an animal. All he wanted was to survive, make it to that building, get inside. Live. Gain another day.”
Teresa Agnes. Group A, Subject A1. The Betrayer.
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Add a CommentI love this booook! But I like the Maze Runner better. I was so excited reading it. Please read it!
Excellent sequel to The Maze Runner. This book was equally as graphic and gritty as the first, but also more mature in content. It delves into relationships between characters more deeply, and a lot of things are revealed about why Thomas is on this journey. I am eagerly anticipating what secrets will be revealed in the next book. What more could Thomas and his friends possibly endure? It's an exciting ride and a psychological mind bending mystery.
This was a great book, yet it lacked a little and it wasn't the best book in the series. I still like The Maze Runner the best, though!
LOVED IT!!!!!!!! It was the best book EVER!!!!! I rate it 100000000000000000 out of 10. Yup that good. May be its just my opinion but still..... You HAVE to read it!
These series are one of my all time favorites!!!!! man where do i start......this book is sooo good even better than the first one!!!!! i really like this type of book.The apocylptic type book so if anyone knowes any good zombie survival or somthing like that write the title of the book above me. Thank you!!!!!! thank you qwertyuiopiz i already requested the book Dark Inside it looks awesome thanks again!!
If u like this book try out the book dark inside by Jeyn Roberts it's really good and apocyliptic it's pretty awesum then try rage within the second book d-_-b
what happened to Jorge?!?!?!?! *spoiler alert*- did he end up in ''paradise''???
Fantastic sequel to the maze runner, we still don't find out what's really going on but it certainly develops throughout the whole story. Some whacky stuff goes on and more characters are introduced. Great series and can't wait to read the sequel :)
I liked this book almost as much as the first one, I'm disappointed that there wasn't much character interaction between Thomas and Teresa because honestly I really didn't like her that much in the first book. It was like boom pretty girl shows up boom he's in love. Yeah, usually with romances, I need to see some development between the characters. I was hoping to see it in the second book, that's why later in the book, I was willing to understand Thomas a bit. I mean this is a girl that you literally just met a week ago, your relationship is iffy and then Wicked gets involved. A genius is still human and when emotions get involved, there is no right answers. BUT I do enough just how the relationship between Newt, Thomas and Minho.
One of the best books I've ever read!