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In Chapter 48 of *The Fever Code*, Teresa and Thomas grapple with the moral weight of their mission to combat the Flare virus. After agreeing to participate, they await instructions from Dr. Paige and security personnel. Teresa reopens her mental connection with Thomas, expressing her turmoil over the mission’s grim necessity. She recalls her traumatic past as Deedee, emphasizing the horrors she witnessed and the urgency of finding a cure to prevent global extinction. Thomas, though conflicted,…-
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Thomas receives an urgent note from Dr. Paige, delivered to Teresa, summoning them for an immediate meeting. The cryptic message unsettles Thomas, who senses something is deeply wrong. Teresa reassures him, emphasizing Dr. Paige’s intelligence and trustworthiness, and they decide to comply. The tension escalates as they approach Dr. Paige’s door, uncertain whether the note is genuine or a trap. Upon entering, they find Dr. Paige unusually disheveled, her demeanor hinting at hidden fear. She reveals…
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Dr. Paige leads Thomas and Teresa through the WICKED facility, revealing her suspicions about a cover-up involving the Flare virus. She explains that Chancellor Anderson has been falsifying blood test results to hide the spread of the infection, despite her own observations of symptoms among staff, including Anderson himself. Determined to take control, she outlines her plan to access the original test data to identify who is infected. The urgency of the situation is palpable as she emphasizes the need to…
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In Chapter 43 of *The Fever Code*, Thomas seizes an opportunity to explore a stolen research tablet while alone in the lab. After hiding the device, he retreats to his room, bypassing his usual routine to investigate its contents. Though most files are password-protected, he discovers an open-access section labeled "History," revealing the original names of his friends and early WICKED documents. A memo referencing memory tampering shocks him, hinting at erased encounters with Teresa, which deepens his…
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The chapter opens with a description of an unrelenting winter, a stark reminder of the world’s altered climate following the sun flares. Thomas, confined and guarded, observes the extreme weather, which a WICKED climatologist explains as part of erratic global patterns. Despite the harsh conditions, Thomas finds fleeting solace in the cold, viewing it as a small defiance against the devastation. His mood, however, remains grim, weighed down by his growing disillusionment with WICKED’s morally ambiguous…
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The chapter begins with Thomas encountering a new boy named Ben, brought to him by Randall, a WICKED employee who appears unwell. Ben, visibly nervous, reveals he was taken from Denver, a supposed safe zone, despite his parents being healthy. His emotional breakdown exposes WICKED’s unethical practices, as he recounts being forcibly separated from his family. Thomas struggles to comfort him, grappling with the realization that WICKED’s narrative about recruiting only orphans of Flare-infected parents…
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In Chapter 41 of *The Fever Code*, Thomas spends his evening in the observation room, intently watching his friends in the Glade. He rushes through dinner to maximize his time observing Minho and Newt, who return from mapping the maze and diligently record their findings. The chapter highlights Thomas's longing to connect with his friends, even if only through a screen, as he monitors their activities with a mix of nostalgia and sadness. The scene underscores the isolation Thomas feels while being…
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The chapter opens with Alby and Newt discovering George, who has been stung by an unknown creature in the maze. Newt shouts at the unseen observers, demanding help, unaware of WICKED's involvement. Thomas, watching through surveillance cameras, realizes the Gladers have no knowledge of their captors or the purpose of their imprisonment. George's condition deteriorates rapidly, his agonized moans unsettling the group as they carry him to the Glade's center, drawing the attention of other boys. WICKED…
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The chapter opens with Thomas, Teresa, and Chuck reeling from the shocking death of George in the Glade. Thomas is overwhelmed with guilt for exposing Chuck to such trauma, while Chuck is visibly distraught, trembling and crying. The group consoles each other in a hug, but the atmosphere remains tense as they observe the other Gladers' reactions. Alby and Newt are paralyzed with grief, while Nick investigates George’s body, discovering a mysterious, spider-like wound on his back. Teresa identifies it as…
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The chapter follows Thomas, Teresa, and Chuck as they observe the Glade from WICKED's monitoring room. Thomas reflects on his ambiguous role within the organization, noting his freedom to move around but his lack of deep connection with the newer subjects. His routine includes watching the monitors, where he notices unusual behavior among the Gladers, particularly Alby and Newt, who are acting suspiciously around a makeshift shelter. The trio becomes intrigued when they see the group dragging a boy named…
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