Clockwork Prince Ending *Spoiler*

      I have finished reading the Sequel of the Infernal Devices: Clockwork Prince. In my previous blog, I talked about a  specific Shadowhunter, Will. Shadowhunters are demon-hunters who keep peace between werewolves and vampires. The Shadowhunters prime target is to capture the evil master mind named Mortmain who has created a mechanical army. Mortmain wants Tessa, a Shapeshifter to use her against the Shadowhunters.
       The Shadowhunters were unsuccessful in this book, so the author Cassandra Clare will most likely write another one. In the next book it will be more challenging to capture him. They have accidentally killed the only contact Mortmain had, Nate. Nate and Tessa were really close once. As a matter of fact, they were brother and sister. But Mortmain has changed Nate a lot. From Tessa's descriptions, Nate was a very kind, sweet boy who was very innocent. He helped anyone who needed help, almost never did wrong and loved everyone. Now, he is a cold hearted, merciless servant of Mortmain. Anyone who is not with Mortmain, they are his enemy, including his sister. How can a loving, innocent boy turn into such a monster? I don't know. I think that words are very powerful weapons. My guess is that Mortmain soothed him with lies about a better world and him being one of the rulers of that new world.  
      Words are very powerful in real life. Words can persuade, anger someone, soothe someone, and do many other things. In the book, Mortmain lied to and persuaded Nate to join him. We do the same. We make up lies to make one believe us. In a show i was watching, someone said that lies can be dissected and revealed. It is better not to lie. But for persuasion, it is a different story. It is still bad to lie, but to lie to someone for them to do something good would be morally good. Mortmain though lied to Nate for a bad reason. Lies can hurt you, the person you lied to, and others who are affected by the lie. The truth is always the best.