In the middle of the book Holland is still selfish. Mila only talked about her not liking him. The non-changes were not important to the story because Holland wasn’t really involved in a lot. Although Mila’s mom does talk about him but doesn’t describe him. So he doesn’t have any parts in the first. Holland is not introduced until the middle of the book. Holland is a believable character because he acts like a real human. Holland believes that Mila shouldn’t have human feelings. Holland is not short but not tall and he has brownish blackish hair. He helps his guards and Three get more powerful and stronger.

Holland is a mean guy that just cares about himself and his experiments. At the end one quote says “I choked back a laugh as we stood there in the middle of the cafe.” Mila in this quote is more confident than she was in the first of the book. At the end of the book Mila is more confident. At the first of the book she is really shy one quote is “I was too busy shaking my hair forward to hide what had to be a brilliant display of red spreading across my face.” In that quote Mila is blushing because she is embarrassed a boy picked up her pen. The change is important to the story because after she starts to get more confident Mila stands up for herself and makes more friends. She changes in the book because she sees that she can’t be shy anymore she has to stand up for herself and her mom. Mila is a believable character because she doesn’t act weird and does things that normal humans would do. A place she travels to is Virginia Beach to a cafe to meet up with Hunter. She uses her android powers to help her get through things. Mila helps herself and her mom escape the place they’re trapped in. Mila is not tall but not short, she is skinny, she has black hair and green eyes.

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