The maze

The Maze Runner is a dystopian science fiction story about a group of teenage boys, called Gladers, who are trapped in a central location called the Glade, surrounded by a dangerous and ever-changing maze. When Thomas arrives with no memory, he joins the "Runners" who map the maze by day to find an escape, a task complicated by deadly mechanical creatures known as Grievers that patrol the maze at night when the maze doors close. The story is told from Thomas's first-person perspective as he tries to uncover the mysteries of their imprisonment and lead the others to freedom.   Setting and conflict The Glade:  A grassy, central area surrounded by four high stone walls that enclose the Gladers.  The Maze:  A vast, complex structure that surrounds the Glade. Its walls shift and change every night, and it is filled with deadly, mechanical creatures called Grievers.  The Gladers:  A community of teenage boys who have formed a structured society to survive, with various roles like Runners, Keepers, and Med-jacks.  The goal:  To escape the maze, which is the only way to potentially return to their lives before being trapped there.  Key events and themes Memory loss:  Every boy in the Glade arrives with no memory of their past, which is a core mystery the characters must solve.  The arrival of Teresa:  The arrival of the first girl, Teresa, with a cryptic message, drastically changes the dynamics and introduces new clues about their situation.  Teamwork and survival:  The Gladers must work together to survive, relying on each other's strengths and leadership.  Hope vs. despair:  The story explores the themes of hope, courage, betrayal, and sacrifice as the boys struggle against their confinement and the dangers of the maze.  You can add anything