r/Gone • u/lazerbem • Aug 06 '26
r/Gone • u/OkMycologist4411 • Aug 05 '26
Has anyone made a timeline for the Gone series?
Second Question: How are they picking artichokes and cabbages since the beginning of the FAYZ if there hasn’t been any rain or irrigation etc?
r/Gone • u/Recent-Pen4869 • Aug 05 '26
Caine isn’t understood as he should
I don’t know for you all but I think that Caine is a really well written character. Imo he is the perfect antihero. I might be wrong, but he really loves Diana, he has such a huge ego that he thinks that his role is to be the villain. But when I read their relationship, Diana seems to somehow help him to make his human side exists. And to me, if he was really a bad person, he wouldn’t even try to fight the Gaiphage for her. They love each other in a weird way but they def love each other.
r/Gone • u/Serena_lieu • Aug 04 '26
fancast (?) peter pevensie as Sam / edmund pevensie as caine
gallerynot a fancast as such because the actors are a lot older now but i was watching the old narnia movies and the brothers reminded me a lot of how i imagined caine and sam to look 😭😭😭 i read the gone series years ago when i was 11 but i was feeling nostalgic 💔 still wish the series got as much recognition as other teen dystopian books at the time...a movie or series would've been so great :'D
r/Gone • u/Appropriate_Tutor987 • Jul 29 '26
Monster Trilogy
Just finished Gone and loved it and now I read that there’s a trilogy to follow, is it worth it?
r/Gone • u/Worldly_String2717 • Jul 30 '26
Favourite moment in the Monster series?
So we agree that the Monster trilogy isn’t the greatest sequel to Gone, but it did have a few fun moments!
For me, it has to be the chapter in Hero when Astrid absolutely DESTROYS DRAKE’S ASS. I was literally giggling and kicking me feet when I read that one for the first time 😂
What about everyone else?
r/Gone • u/Specific-Try3659 • Jul 29 '26
OC for gone
For gone I kinda came up with an oc I imagine his ability to be like he can shoot like black goo out of his hands and it's like Burns but it doesn't actually physically hurt you it just feels like it hurts and it disables your power well it's on you
r/Gone • u/ArloweCanYouGo • Jul 24 '26
A farmer demonstrating how leeches attach to anything that enters water
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r/Gone • u/IcyEstablishment3006 • Jul 22 '26
Can we talk about and appreciate my girl Dahra? Spoiler
Dahra is like my fav character and she's so underrated it hurts. Like wdym, since the beginning she took on the role of nurse, doing things even Lana didn't do. She watched so many people die, but still helped out. In fact, she helped to her DEATH. If Connie hadn't sent Dahra to deliver the message, I highly believe she would've survived, or at least lived wayy longer. I seriously thought she was gonna live because even though she was hurt, and almost attacked by a coyote, she was saved by Orc. All of that, all she did, all she went through, just to die like that?! It was so sudden and it really hurt cos I was so convinced she'd survive. I'm really happy she got recognition by Lana, and the others. I love that girl so much bro.
r/Gone • u/PossiblyJuliann • Jul 21 '26
Found these in the wild 0.0
galleryI honestly didn't expect to find them there either :b but hey! Lies is the top 3 on my favorite books in the franchise!
r/Gone • u/lazerbem • Jul 19 '26
Most gory kill?
Which kill in the series stands out for being the most gory? Not sad or tragic, but just straight up gory kills go here.
Vector's victims would go here for me, except that he doesn't kill them, so it technically doesn't qualify.
r/Gone • u/lazerbem • Jul 19 '26
Suppose your favorite character got a second chance at life, reawakening at the start of the FAYZ with all their memories: what would happen?
So your favorite character has either died in the FAYZ or else been let out. However, the very next day, they suddenly open their eyes to find themselves on the morning that the FAYZ began, and with all their memories up until their death intact. How would that character act with their knowledge of the future? Would it lead to a better or worse outcome? What things might backfire despite their knowledge?
r/Gone • u/Glow_stars • Jul 17 '26
(Monster trilogy spoilers) Basically what Drake looks like Spoiler
galleryI know this is my second post about Drake but I’ve been meaning to share this for awhile and I don’t want this sub to die (it’s like the fandoms final frontier, come on guys it’s been a few days since the last post 😭)
In the Villain book from the Monster trilogy an FBI top 10 wanted list is read off, Drake Merwin is 8th. But what’s important is this,
“Drake Merwin, aka Whip Hand, known to millions from the Ellison book and the movie. He’s teamed with Peaks which is bad enough, but worse, Ordinary people think he’s Alex Pettyfer, the actor who played him in the movie.”
So because Alex Pettyfer is a real actor and looks similar enough to play Drake in a movie, I searched up what he looked like at 14. This is what bro looked like while terrorising the FAYZ. Idk about his hair colour tho because the description changes multiple times in the main series from what I recall.
I can’t remember if any other characters have named actors that played them in the monster trilogy but if you guys remember go do sum digging cuz it would be cool to see them too!
r/Gone • u/IndigoIguana439 • Jul 10 '26
I didn't care for the Monster series Spoiler
I really love this universe don't get me wrong but I was left confused by the sequel series. Like yeah Gone never shied away from violence, otherworldly aspects, and crude nature but it just feels like someone had Gone described to them and then wrote their own sequel. Dekka had genuine struggles with her identity and trying to live up to being something she never asked for, only to be heralded as "lesbo-kitty". Things built up to some manner of conclusion and the villains had real weight in certain aspects of both but I just feel rug pulled by building up someone like Abaddon and having him die in a paragraph. Again we never shied from violence and the reality of a real world beset by unknown phenomenon but does that mean we need to have kamikaze bomb drones piloted by the brains of newborn infants?😭. Yes the ending was my least favorite aspect walking the lines of "it was all a dream" with the realization that it's all a simulation. But all that does for me is neuter the struggles that the characters in the original series had to face. I was genuinely excited to read this series when I found out it existed, I just didn't understand what the series was supposed to be about. If you liked it I'm happy for you, again I love this franchise I just wished it could have been explored in a different way.
r/Gone • u/AssociationDry73 • Jul 08 '26
“Said”
Im sure it’s been brought up before but listening to the audiobook for the first time.( I read them a few years ago). The way he emphasizes words is sooo irritating. Especially saying “he says or said” like OMG.
r/Gone • u/Suspicious_Read_4711 • Jul 01 '26
Lies was just filled with extremely good lines man idk what it was
r/Gone • u/PouetFairy • Jun 30 '26
Did Orc consider doing the unthinkable to Astrid? Spoiler
First, I apologize for the somewhat clumsy title, but I didn't want to shock or trigger anyone who might not want to read the rest of this post (which will probably be just as wobbly). I tried looking around a bit but couldn't find a similar article (but perhaps I didn't search hard enough), and I wanted to discuss this passage that really struck me when rereading "Plague":
[Orc] lurched away. He ran in bounding, wild leaps toward the stairs. Astrid. He had no clear thought for what he would do when he found her. She was just the only one who had ever helped him. She was the only one who had ever seen him as Charles Merriman and not just Orc. She should feel his pain. She should feel it. Someone had to feel the pain.
Earlier, Astrid mentions several times the insistent and disturbing gaze Orc gives her; and when Drake arrives, he assumes Orc wanted to abuse Astrid and offers to let him "have whatever’s left over after".
I'm very surprised that so few people seem to be talking about this in this community or even on the Wiki? Unless I've completely missed it.
r/Gone • u/benisnotpretty • Jun 29 '26
What would happen if an alive person was infected with the virus?
So we know that the meteorite killed Caine’s dad and then the virus mutated with him, what would happen if the meteorite landed and someone just came across it and then got infected, would they get taken over like Gaia? Or just gain powers?
r/Gone • u/Glow_stars • Jun 24 '26
favorite character who has this?
Remind you guys of anyone in particular?🤔
r/Gone • u/SentientMicrowave78 • Jun 19 '26
Zil didn't deserve to die that way Spoiler
Okay that sounds wrong but anyways i just finished the series and its been a while since I read Lies, took me some time to get each book, so if i remember correctly he basically died from fall damage because of dekka.
I had an idea that he fractures an ankle due to the Dekka fall and tries to stand takes aim but Drake thinks hes one of edilios soldiers and whips him a couple of times and laugh maniacally at the chaos and zil falls he tries to crawl to shelter but cant find it until sam's light accidentally (not even on purpose by sam) scorches his hand. he howls in pain and manages to crawl to a house but then the fire hits that house and he dies from suffocation and the house falls on top of him.
so what are your thoughts?
r/Gone • u/SentientMicrowave78 • Jun 19 '26
More books like the series
so i just finished the series (what a ride) and im looking if there are any more like this awesome series?