Why did Newt want Thomas to kill him?

Why did Newt want Thomas to kill him?

He said he didn’t want to end up losing his sanity and eat people. He told Thomas how he got his limp, jumping off a Maze wall. He tells Thomas that it was all his fault that Newt tried to kill himself and asks him to kill him to make up for all the pain he caused Newt.

What did Newt give to Thomas?

In the book, Newt gives a note to Thomas in hopes that he’ll read it before the former is consumed by the Flare. However, Thomas doesn’t read it until after, and it’s incredibly bleak: “Kill me. If you ever were my friend, kill me.” Essentially, Newt asked Thomas to kill him before turning into a Crank.

How did Newt break his leg in the book?

When he gets to a thick wall of ivy, he started to climb it until he is forced to stop. He stared into the beetle blade and said a whole bunch of stuff about the Creators before jumping off and jumps. He breaks his leg, and Alby has to come save him.

What happened the first time Newt kissed Thomas?

(See the end of the work for more notes .) The first time Newt kisses Thomas, it was before everything happened. Before they were in the maze, before they started the trials. The lights were flickering as everyone hurried around to their places. WICKED’s workers scrambled about to make sure everything was running smoothly as always.

What does Newt say about Thomas’s screams?

“NO!” Newt screams, his grip on Thomas tightens. The corresponding screams from Thomas were barely heard. The moment that they feared for the past six months was finally here and they weren’t ready. He hears Thomas’s screams of rage and screams for keeping him here with him and figuring something else out. Those screams were not answered.

What did Thomas want to do in the blood house?

Thomas wanted to take his mind off of all that had happened so far & to stay busy. The first job he tried was in the Blood House taking care of the animals. He didn’t like it, especially the slaughtering of the hog.

Why was Newt sent back to Wicked?

In The Fever Code, Newt is sent back to WICKED’s headquarters to make sure that he didn’t catch the virus through the air. As you see later in the books, he is fine. In The Maze Runner, Newt doesn’t have any direct contact with the outside world, so he never would’ve encountered any Cranks, meaning that the air would not have been contaminated.