The result of the research was there were some educational values in the "Maze Runner" novel found, it was never given up, self-confidence, friendly and be polite, love, forgiveness, optimism, help each other and responsible as a human society. And the most occurred was never give up and optimism.
Like many books in the young adult genre, The Maze Runner can be interpreted as an extended metaphor for the challenges of growing up. In a metaphor for birth, all the kids are brought into the Glade with no possessions, memories, or identity. Even the metal box from which they come appears to symbolize the womb.
It is through his relationship with Chuck that Thomas comes to understand the importance of friendship in the formidable world of the Glade. Though Thomas is inherently brave, he also shows a penchant for impulsivity and a lack of reverence for the hierarchy and order that are crucial for survival in the Glade.
The mazes in the Maze Runner series serve as a central element of the Trials created by the organization known as WICKED. These mazes are designed to test the abilities and resilience of the Gladers, a group of young individuals who find themselves trapped within the maze.
Throughout the series, characters are faced with moral and ethical questions. The most prominent is whether it's ethical to sacrifice one person, or group of people, to save a larger group. The series tackles this question over and over, in large and small ways.
1) Comparatively, very few people have the courage to step out of their comfort zone. In "The Maze Runner", only a few of the Gladers (Thomas, Teresa, Newt, Minho) successfully escaped from the simulation, and these people possessed courage and attributes of leadership. Few people readily exhibit these traits!
In the movies, it is implied that Thomas was immune to the Flare virus, which made him valuable to WCKD. Instead of killing him for his actions, WCKD decided to send him into the Maze as part of their experiment [1].
The Maze is a complex symbol representing both chaos and order. Every night the walls move and shift, making it harder for the Gladers to find an exit. These constant changes along with the apparent impossibility of actually solving the Maze make most of the Gladers see the Maze as a symbol of futility and chaos.
Plus, with Thomas unable to get the "cure" to Newt in time to save his life, Thomas doesn't have much personal incentive to help resolve the pandemic, since everyone else he cares about is immune.
It is eventually revealed that Thomas' blood contains a unique enzyme that can destroy the Flare virus [2]. In "The Death Cure" film, Teresa, one of the main characters, uses a small fragment of Thomas' blood and observes under a microscope that it snaps a dark-red vein with the virus in it, effectively killing it [2].
The Maze Runner by James Dashner is a thrilling dystopian novel that follows the story of Thomas, who wakes up with no memory in a mysterious maze. As he navigates this dangerous labyrinth, he uncovers shocking secrets and fights for survival.
WICKED feels the only way to get the last information they need to create a cure is to dissect Thomas' brain while he's still alive. The procedure, of course, will kill him, but his sacrifice will save the human race. His agreement is no longer an option. They will do the operation whether he wants it or not.
Newt is approached by Thomas on a rooftop and shows him his infection, as shown by the black veins on his right arm. Newt explains that the reason WCKD put him in the Maze was because they wanted to tell the difference between immunes like Thomas and people like himself.
Each of the Gladers has a job to do, but the Runners carry out the primary focus of the community: finding a way through the Maze so they can all return home. This quest to solve the puzzle of the Maze sets up the central conflict of the book.
James Dashner who wrote the novel The Maze Runner was trying to inform us, Sense of hope and to entertain his readers by studying their brain patterns. They were trying to figure out how the brain patterns of a non-immune.
The result of the research was there were some educational values in the "Maze Runner" novel found, it was never given up, self-confidence, friendly and be polite, love, forgiveness, optimism, help each other and responsible as a human society. And the most occurred was never give up and optimism.
The books center on Thomas, a 16-year-old boy with no memory of life before the Maze, the friends he makes in the Glade, and their struggles to survive a series of deadly tests and overthrow the corporation running them.
The emotional intensity is definitely doubled up in the movie, establishing Teresa as a Thomas' one true love interest. Unlike Dashner's original story, the possibility of him dating Brenda is eliminated, and the audiences also get enough time to process the death of a character introduced right from the first movie.
The Gladers try to stay alive as well as "solve" the Maze by appointing "Runners" to run through it as fast as they can while they track the movements of the walls and try to find an exit to escape.
Summaries. Thomas is deposited in a community of boys after his memory is erased, soon learning they're all trapped in a maze that will require him to join forces with fellow "runners" for a shot at escape. Thomas wakes up in a strange elevator, with memories lost and no idea what is going to happen.
Why were the boys put into the maze in the movie The Maze Runner? All the boys who were sent into the Maze were part of an experiment done by WCKD. The experiment was to see how their brains reacted under different stimuli and in different situations or when exposed to different “variables” as WCKD put it.
