Missing man thought crazy by Terence Blacker
It’s hard to find someone who read Terence Blacker’s Missing Believed Crazy and didn’t enjoy reading it. The story of Terence Blacker’s Missing Believed Crazy is told from the point of view of all the characters, which is pretty unconventional. One page of the story is told by a father, while the next page is told by one of the protagonists.
An unlikely gang of five students
In Terence Blacker’s book Missing Believed Crazy, five students from Cathcart School form an unlikely gang and there’s only one person who doesn’t tell the story, the leader of the gang: Trix. He doesn’t have the usual dreams of becoming a model, instead he dreams of changing the world. A fashion fundraiser at her school to raise money for the children of Africa fails and she decides to take fundraising to new heights.
The leader knows how to convince
It’s not that the students at Cathcart School always come up with devious plans to commit crimes, but the leader of the group, Trix, knows how to convince her rich and famous mother. She would go to any length to save the African babies because it means more than anything else to her. She comes up with a plan and convinces her group members to surround her. Terence Blacker’s Missing Believed Crazy is a long book, to be sure, but the story moves at a brisk pace and remains snappy throughout the narrative. There are plenty of twists in Terence Blacker’s Missing Believed Crazy, and the action keeps the story moving.
paranoid gideon
However, the plan for the actual kidnapping in Terence Blacker’s Missing Believed Crazy remains vague and it is difficult to understand how the children could pull it off. Somehow, they all make it to Wales (the place of Mark’s eccentric Godfather Giddeon), where Trix was already hiding. Giddeon is paranoid and lives with as little human contact as possible. He has a phone but does not answer. The children are, however, an exception and he lets them in without hesitation. Although Mark doesn’t like living with him, Wiki loves learning how to hunt and skin animals. Holly seems much more sensitive to him.
The plan has a problem
The whole Missing Believed Crazy kidnapping plan by Terence Blacker has one big problem; the gang doesn’t know the magnitude of the problem until it becomes big news. Still, they don’t give up, they continue with their plan. It’s basically one of those laugh-out-loud books. Each character has their own point of view of him and that is beautifully reflected in the book. The humor interspersed in the book makes the children grow, and now they become aware of the world that they otherwise would not have noticed.