Instead, he chose the other, corrupted path. His bizarre ability to turn into an ymbryne shows the remains of his past life and the potential he missed to be a respected and positively influential individual. Caul, a leader of the wights, is also Miss Peregrine's brother. Their corruption is shown on the outside as well. They were once normal humans but they chose to be corrupted. Corruption is represented in wights and hollows. Miss Wren besides being a symbol of hope represents a non corrupted moral character that provides shelter for the peculiar children. She doesn't lose her sense of morality even in the difficult times: for instance when she wanted to save Sam and Esme even though it is known that their fate is already decided. Moral character from the peculiar group that sticks out is Bronwyn. They are a group that sticks together and manages to go far without her suggesting that she taught them well. Miss Peregrine as a character is not present in the novel but her influence is present in her peculiar children.
Therefore, the theme of journey is present in the vast description of the places and time periods the peculiar group encounters. When the group arrives to London they experience the London during the war. When they finally get in the train to London the landscape from 1940 to Jacob looks as if it is from some kind of a dream. Back in 1940 Jacob notices that the town they travelled to get aboard the train to London is called Coal, not Coalville or Coaltown. When they enter the menagerie loop Jacob is surprised by the landscape as there are no roads and it looks as if the loop is in some early century. The peculiar children are travelling through different loops into different centuries and they experience the landscape through different times. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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