When they reach the hangar that holds his spaceship, they meet up with the owner of the hanger who seems to be good friends with Thorne, but will not help them because Cinder is a Lunar. Cinder, needing a way out of New Beijing, takes Thorne with her on her escape in order to use his ship. As she drills another hole, Cinder unknowingly glamours Thorne into adoration and compliance by telling him to "stop talking" in thought.
She takes his vid-cable from his portscreen as hers is "on the fritz." Thorne offers to be her accomplice and mentions that he has a spaceship. Thorne attempts to flirt with Cinder, but she repeatedly brushes him off and finds him more annoying than charming. On the 228th day of Thorne's captivity, Cinder drills a hole through his prison cell's ceiling. She too thought that he is very handsome. She explained how she felt like she had a certain connection to him and that he would be her hero. Cress eventually fell for him when she was looking for Linh Cinder from her satellite. Although he was a criminal, many Earthen girls swooned and gossiped about Thorne, and he became a celebrity. Eighteen months later, Thorne was found and arrested in the Eastern Commonwealth. When he was nineteen, he removed his ID chip, stole a spaceship, the Rampion, and deserted the military. When Thorne turned seventeen, he was accepted into the American Republic military. Thorne said that "one of the boys had stolen a portscreen from a girl named Kate Fallow" and that he "had been trying to get it back." Later it was found that most of his claims were not true. Thorne claimed that "he was only trying to raise money for a local charity offering android assistance to the elderly." At thirteen, Thorne was given a week-long school suspension after losing in a fight to three boys in his grade. However, he was too late in sending the necklace and was forced to return the payment, along with an apology. Thorne later sold the necklace on the net for 40,000 univs to a person in Brazil. Thorne explained to the authorities that the tiger "looked sad locked up like that, and that he didn't regret it." At eleven, Thorne's parents filed a police report stating they had been robbed of a second-era diamond necklace that belonged to Thorne's mother. Thorne was on a field trip with his class at the time and he opened the cage. When Thorne was eight, he freed a rare Sumatran tiger from the Los Angeles Zoo.
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