Don T Look Back Analysis

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Don’t Look Back
What would it be like if you woke up and were an outsider in your own life? Left to piece together who you once were by fragments of memories and the people around you. That’s what protagonist Samantha Jo Franco had to endure in Don’t Look Back by Jennifer Armentrout. By remembering enough to know she hates her old self Sam realizes this is her second chance. Though she made mistakes in the past, she is worthy of forgiveness.
Granted that she was likely to be the last person to see Cassie Winchester alive, Sam’s brain holds vital information about the ongoing murder case. After the incident that leaves Sam with major amnesia and her best friend, Cassie, dead Sam is desperate to get to the answers hidden in her brain. The more she learns about her and Cassie’s friendship the more she questions why they were friends. Cassie seemed to bring out the worst in Sam. Before Cassie, she was a quiet, sweet girl and after she was inconsiderate and rude. Sam’s brother, Scott, even said, “You were a terror to everyone that knew you.” …show more content…

Being at the top of the social ladder many noticed her when she came back, and many noticed she was very different, Everyone she knew before she met Cassie were very surprised and happy to see a girl that resembled a much younger Sam. Everyone she met every Cassie hoped that she would “just snap out of it”. Leaning more towards becoming the Sam before Cassie again she starts to reconnect with old friends that were learning to forgive her for her hateful actions towards them. Sam says, I didn’t want to remember the terrible things I’d said and

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