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photos for his
Instagram page, as opposed to his usual monochrome posts, to signify his End Day. Rufus and Mateo barely manage to escape an explosion at a nearby gym. They then head to the cemetery so that Mateo can visit his mother's grave, only to find a groundskeeper is in the process of digging Mateo's grave beside hers. Mateo discusses the afterlife with Rufus, debating what will happen to them in the near future.
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Shortly after midnight on
September 5, 2017, Mateo receives a phone call from Death-Cast, a company that is able to predict the deaths of individuals, informing him that he is a Decker, someone with only twenty-four hours (or less) left to live. The introverted Mateo decides to try to push himself to
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Mateo wakes up first and goes into the kitchen to make breakfast. He absentmindedly turns on the burner which he had told his neighbour not to fix earlier that day since he knew he would be dying. The burner explodes, and Rufus wakes up flees and the building. Mateo is declared dead at the scene and
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At the club, Mateo finally works up the courage to kiss Rufus. Rufus says goodbye to the Plutos and Mateo says goodbye to Lidia. Peck and his gang arrive at the club, having tracked Rufus using his
Instagram posts, with a loaded gun. Aimee tries to talk him down, giving Mateo enough time to cause a
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Rufus and Mateo go to The World Travel Arena for
Deckers where they can experience dangerous activities without fear. Mateo asks Lidia to meet them there, and the three do some of the Decker activities at the center. Rufus receives a call from Malcolm and Tagoe, who were released from custody, and
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Rufus receives a call from Aimee telling him that
Malcolm and Tagoe were arrested when they attempted to hold off the police to give him more time to escape. Rufus and Mateo discuss the plans they had for their life. As their friendship deepens, Mateo becomes bolder and Rufus begins to take color
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Mateo and Rufus meet through Last Friend and decide to spend the day accompanying each other. Rufus agrees to go with Mateo to the hospital so Mateo can visit his father, who has been in a coma for two weeks. Mateo says goodbye to his father and leaves him a note for him to read when he wakes up.
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Rufus is in the middle of beating up Peck, his ex-girlfriend Aimee's new boyfriend, when he receives a call from Death-Cast. He allows Peck to leave so that he can return to his foster home to say his goodbyes. Rufus, Aimee, Malcolm and Tagoe, collectively known as The Plutos, hold a funeral for
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her ex-boyfriend, who says that he didn't prank her with the Death-Cast call. Delilah breaks out in sobs, saying she wasted her last day because she thought he pranked her to get back at her for breaking up with him. Victor tells her to stay put and rushes to the diner. This diner is across the
229:'s story: she receives a call from Death-Cast, but believes it to be a prank. She conducts an interview with Howie Maldonado but he is killed by Peck and his gang when they run in front of his car. The last chapter focusing on her is her at Althea's Diner. She calls
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a devastated Rufus calls Lidia to inform her. Rufus visits Mateo's father in the hospital and tells the unconscious man all about their day. He leaves a note telling Mateo's father who Rufus was and to look at the photos of Rufus and Mateo on the
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street from where Rufus went to spend his final hour. It is confirmed by the author that Victor is the one that hits Rufus with his car. It was also confirmed by the author that
Delilah dies by the end of the book. However, the fate of how she dies is unknown.
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stated that "this book is an important contribution to young adult literature because of its humanizing portrayals of queer, adolescent characters of color." They note this is especially important "given the repeatedly cited issues of hegemonic
Whiteness and
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Mateo and Rufus then go to see Lidia, Mateo's best friend, and her baby daughter. Not wanting to make Lidia upset, Mateo pretends everything is normal, but leaves her an envelope of cash before leaving and blocks her phone number.
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Rufus at his foster home but it is interrupted by Peck, who calls the police to have Rufus arrested for assault. Rufus flees and goes on the run, downloading Last Friend so that he won't live out his final day alone.
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Silvera not only poignantly captures the raw emotion of facing your own mortality but also creates entirely relatable and authentic characters you'll want to follow on their journey."
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noted that the book was "another standout from
Silvera who here grapples gracefully with heavy questions about death and the meaning of a life well-lived" before concluding that
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gives an introduction to the Death-Cast system and introduces the reader to a set of new star-crossed lovers. It was released on October 4, 2022.
1852:"Netflix Lands eOne's 'They Both Die At The End' Series Adaptation From 'Bridgerton' Creator Chris Van Dusen With Bad Bunny Executive Producing"
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Crawley, S Adam; Donovan, Sarah J. (September 2020). "Creating a Lifeline: Strategies for LGBTQ+ Inclusive-Affirming Practices across Grades".
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Tensen, Tracy; Sinnwell, Lindsey (July 2021). "Finally, Time to Read: Why You Should Do a Summer Readathon".
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in young adult publishing, particularly in speculative fiction."
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and LGBTQ+ tragic romance written by American author
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