Eldest: Conflict

In Eldest the main conflict is that eargon needs to finish his training and to do so he has to travel to a far off land but right when he gets back there is a plan that the varden are doing and its a terrible idea but Eargon can't do anything about it. The Varden are planing to attack the empire and there is absolutely no chance that they can win, but the biggest problem is that Eargon is suppose to fight king Glabatorix and there is no way that he can beat him.

Eldest: Theme

I think that the theme in my book is Don't back down even when the odds are way against you. I chose this as my theme because in eldest and the whole series so far its eragon and the varden who are not a big group against King Glabotorix and his huge army. They are at such a disadvantage and it seems there is no possible way to win this war and thats why my theme fits along with the story

Eargon

       Eragon is a different type of character when he first started he wasn't adventurous accept for in the hunting that he does. He was the only one that would go hunting in this really weird mountain range called the Spine. The wild game there was awesome but it was very easy to get lost and never be found. But one day when he was in there he found a weird what he thought was a rock but it was really a dragon. It was that day that Eargon changed from a young farmer to a adventurous wanted man. Eargon has changed a lot as the book has gone on. He is now fighting against the empire and is the only chance the king will be stopped and if not then the world could end for ever in Alagasia.

Eldst The second book in the Eargon series

MY book Eldest, I chose this book becasue i read the first book Eargon and it was really good so i thought that i would read the next one. The book has a lot of action and it kind of reminds me of lord of the rings and i love lord of the rings so thats another reason that i like it. I get intrested in books that have lots of action. The best part is how well it follows one main storyline so its not very confusing. Lots of books branch off and get new conflicts but this one doesn't so far and it mas t easier to read