They Both Die at the End

They Both Die at the End

by

Adam Silvera

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They Both Die at the End: The Gang With No Name; 5:36 p.m. Summary & Analysis

Summary
Analysis
Death-Cast didn’t call Peck, Kendrick, and Damien today, so they’re living like their lives can’t end. The boys run through the streets as though the law can’t touch them and like speeding cars don’t exist. Two of the boys laugh when a car spins out of control, hits another car, and then crashes into a wall. Peck focuses on reaching Rufus and pulling out his gun.
Once again, the novel makes it clear that a person doesn’t have to die for their life to be over—the gang will suffer major changes to their lives if they follow through with attempting to kill Rufus. For that matter, they may have already done enough damage to their own lives by causing a car crash, which the novel implies is the same one that likely kills Howie.
Themes
Mortality, Life, and Meaning Theme Icon
Choices and Consequences Theme Icon
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