Still, she wouldn’t have traded anything for this moment, standing there and looking down at the plains spread out below. Tally had spent the last four years staring at the skyline of New Pretty Town , thinking it was the most beautiful sight in the world

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Uglies (The Uglies)

Still, she wouldn’t have traded anything for this moment, standing there and looking down at the plains spread out below. Tally had spent the last four years staring at the skyline of New Pretty Town , thinking it was the most beautiful sight in the world

chapter 25 "Still, she wouldn’t have traded anything for this moment, standing there and looking down at the plains spread out below. Tally had spent the last four years staring at the skyline of New Pretty Town , thinking it was the most beautiful sight in the world, but she didn’t think so anymore." why is this text significant?

Asked by ria c #1004083 on 4/21/2020 11:31 PM

Last updated by Aslan on 4/22/2020 4:56 AM

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Answered by Aslan on 4/22/2020 4:56 AM

Tally is changing her views. She is now a dynamic character. She no longer wants the superficial meaningless life of the pretties. Life may be easier with them but it is empty.

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