Character Chart: Day 20

Today is the last day of the 20 Day Character Chart. I enjoyed giving an overview of the main characters, and hope everyone enjoyed it as well! The last person on my Character Chart is my personal favorite!

The answer to yesterday’s trivia question, ‘Where did Charlie’s sister work?’ is at a makeshift hospital caring for the wounded after the Wrath of the Lamb earthquake.

Jesus Christ

First Appearance: In the books it was, Triumphant Return (40^th book). In real life it was a little over 2,000 years ago.

Jesus Christ is the Son of God, who was born from the Virgin Mary. His life was perfect. He never sinned, never made a bad decision, and healed many. God sent Him into the world so that we as sinful human beings can have a way to heaven. Ever since the beginning of time God had a plan for a Savior to be born, and die for us. The exact age of Jesus’ crucifixion is not for sure, but many have guessed he was around the age of 33. He was nailed to a cross and had a long and suffering death. Why? Because Jesus never sinned, he was a perfect sacrifice. And because of his death, we are able to go to heaven, but only if we accept Him and ask for his forgiveness. So does the story end at his death? No. Three days after he died, he rose from the dead. He made himself known and proved to be the Son of God. After forty days on earth he ascended up to heaven, to be with his Father. So is Jesus dead? No, not at all. He lives now and forever!

Character Chart: Day 19

Charlie Atkins

The answer to yesterday’s trivia question, ‘Which judgment was Melinda’s partner, Felicia effected by?’ is the fourth Trumpet, or eleventh judgment. Remember though, just because she was effected by it doesn’t mean it kills her. This judgment doesn’t kill all of its victims.

First Appearance: The Showdown (13^th book)

Charlie Atkins was a teenage boy who had trouble understanding the world. He was a slow learner, and needed assistance doing most activities. When the rapture happened, he had no idea why so many people disappeared. He met Vicki while helping her. When Vicki tried to explain to him why he was left behind and what it meant to have a relationship with God, he was more concerned about the mark of the believer on Christian’s foreheads. He stays with the Young Tribulation Force for awhile, but Judd wants him to leave because he isn’t saved, and is worry Charlie might turn the kids in to the Global Community. Can the kids convince Charlie of the truth? Or will he give the Young Trib Force up to the GC?

Trivia Question: Where did Charlie’s sister work?

Character Chart: Day 18

Melinda Bentley

The answer to yesterday’s trivia question, ‘Who are his two girl Morale Monitor partners?’ are Melinda and Felicia!

First Appearance: The Showdown (13^th book)

Melinda Bentley was one of Conrad’s Morale Monitor partners. She ends up in Chicago for a mission to catch looters in a mall after the Wrath of the Lamb earthquake. She and Felicia are avid Carpathia followers. Melinda and Felicia were best friends before the rapture. After an incident with one of Felicia’s family members, they decided their best option was to go to boot camp and become Morale Monitors. Vicki tells them about the word of God, and they try to turn her in. Will it work? Or will the Young Tribulation Force stop them?

Trivia Question: Which judgment was Melinda’s partner, Felicia effected by?

Character Chart: Day 17

Conrad Graham

The answer to yesterday’s trivia question, ‘What does Sam give to Judd when he meets him for the first time?’ is a video tape!

First Appearance: Into the Storm, (11^th book)

Conrad Graham, the younger brother of Taylor Graham, met Lionel in the eleventh book of the series. He was a Morale Monitor when he met Lionel. He was curious about the Bible, but wasn’t sure if he wanted to believe it. He didn’t live with his family, and his brother, Taylor, was up in Chicago, so he was recruited by the Global Community, and ended up in a boot camp for Moral Monitor trainees down in the South. After quite a few adventures along the way, Conrad finds Judd and Vicki and they explain the Rapture and tell him about Jesus. Will he listen? Or, because he is a Morale Monitor, will he arrest them?

Trivia Question: Who are his two girl Morale Monitor partners?

Character Chart: Day 16

Samuel “Sam” Goldberg

The answer to yesterday’s trivia question, ‘Who is Taylor’s younger brother?’ is Conrad Graham! (He will be tomorrow’s character!)

First Appearance: Death Strike (8^th book)

Samuel Goldberg, also known as Sam, lived next door to the Ben-Judah family. He met Judd in Israel. Sam was Jewish before the rapture. His father was a follower of Nicolae Carpathia and worked for the Global Community. Sam has several adventures with some members of the Young Tribulation Force. Sam isn’t quite sure what he thinks about Carpathia when Judd meets him, so Judd tries to tell him about God. Will he listen? Or will he turn Judd in for not being an avid follower of Carpathia?

Trivia Question: What does Sam give to Judd when he meets him for the first time?

Character Chart: Day 15

Taylor Graham

The answer to yesterday’s trivia question, ‘How old was Janie when the disappearances occurred?’ is 14 years old!

First Appearance: On the Run (10^th book)

Taylor Graham was the pilot for the Stahley family. The Young Trib Force met him through Darrion Stahley. Maxwell Stahley, his boss, had Taylor fly him around when he had to go to meetings or business trips for his job. The Stahley’s thought of Taylor as part of the family. Taylor said that he wasn’t very ‘religious’ and he did not know why everyone disappeared. The kids try to tell him it was the rapture and the truth about God, but will he listen?

Trivia Question: Who is Taylor’s younger brother?