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Unremembered 

Setting: Hospital, ocean, compound, desert, Carlson's home, school/kindergarten 

classroom

When: A few different time periods, mainly past.

It took place over a span of years

Characters: Sera, short for Seraphina. Main character She has rare violet eyes. Brown hair 

medium length. She is very smart and she is kind. She is also very curious.

Main Conflict: Her conflict is external. She loses her memory and has to figure out who she is 

and where she came from and her whole life before she lost her memory.

Theme:

To stay put and stand up for what is right. 

 1. These people were hurting her and they were creating her. She 

ran away, but later someone brought to her attention that she had to 

go back and fight for what is right. 

2. The boy who made her realize to stand up for what's right got 

captured and tortured because of her. So, she had to go and save 

him, because it was the right thing to do.

Rising Action:

1. Rescue people came and found 

2. She is placed in a foster home

3. She has Cody (foster brother) take her to the airport in Los Angeles to hopefully get questions 

answered. People are searching for her.

4. She is taken when she tries to run away from her foster family's home. Her boyfriend that she 

doesn't remember saves her.

5. He gives her back her memories and they try and run away. 

6. Two huge men took Zen, (her boyfriend) but they want Sera. They are willing to trade.

Climax:

In the book Unremembered the climax occurs when Sera shows up at the place in the desert for 

the trade. Before they took Sera and let Zen go, they said goodbye. She kissed him and because of 

who she actually is they transported. They transported, and ended up on a ledge right outside of 

the cave. Their captors run to try and catch them. They were too late, Zen and Sera jumped off 

the cliff.

Figurative Language:

In the book Unremembered, there are many examples of figurative 

language. One example is at the part where Sera is remembering her living 

room. The author writes, "A beautiful oil painting starts to emerge, swiftly 

crafted by an unseen artist with a concealed brush." This is figurative 

language, because it's descriptive. I chose this example because it's an 

example of description in my story. Another strong example is at the where 

she's found in the water. Its shows sensory language, with the sense of touch. 

In conclusion, The book Unremembered has many examples of figurative 

language.

Characterization:

The main character Sera, in the book Unremembered, Is brought to life in 

many ways through characterization. One example of of how Sera's brought 

to life is by how much the writer describes her appearance and shows how 

others see her. Another example of how Sera's brought to life is how people 

tell her she's returning to normal. This shows how she used to be. A third 

example of how Sera's brought to life through characterization is by how she 

tells people how she's feeling all the time. In conclusion, the main character, 

Sera, In the book Unremembered, shows who she is in many ways through 

characterization.

Dialogue:

1. Characters- Zen and Sera

Scene- Sera and Zen are in a kindergarten classroom. She is getting her memories 

back, but then they stop coming.

Important- She's returning to her old self, because her memories are returning.

2. Characters- Sera and "Maxxer"

Scene- She's on a website and a stranger starts to chat with her. They know a lot of 

things about her. The person is telling Sera to meet to them somewhere.

Important-  It's a dangerous situation, but it's the person that took Zen. It's saying 

they will let Zen go if they can have her.

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