So after the craziness dies down, the resolutions are just a little stupid. The kids get in touch with the cops, turn Felix in, and get off campus. Getting off campus is good, but turning Felix in causes some issues. But I'll explain his situation later. Now, a character by character summary.
Abby- Came to camp happy, other than dad issues, found out her aunt was a lobotomized mental patient, took said aunt home with her. Staying romantically intertwined with Dan.
Dan- Came to camp happy, but with DID. Got possessed, decided to learn more about his horrible past and relatives. And then was invited to come back next year, which raises the terrifying idea that the university and the camp are staying open despite two attacks and two grisly murders.
Jordan- Came to camp using an uncle's money and lying to his parents. Became obsessive, but gained friends. Spending the rest of the summer with Dan's family. A nice reversal of the typical pattern of the camp ruining lives.
Felix- Came to camp happy and socially stunted. Became possessed. Killed two people and severely wounded another. Got sent to a place for the criminally insane. The camp literally ruined his life. He became a murderer.
Yi- Came to camp with extensive plans for the future. Got hospitalized. Still in critical condition.
Joe- Was happily employed, got murdered.
Abby's aunt Lucy- was lobotomized but somehow also married which seems deeply wrong. Her husband was murdered, which is bad because murder, but possibly good because he was probably a pervert, especially considering how her only behavior in the book is screaming, sobbing, and acting like a little kid. Went home with her estranged brother.
Lucy's husband- murdered.
So overall, opening the basement was a pretty horrible idea. This book has a sequel, which I will be reading and not blogging about.
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