Conflict:
I am reading The Demon Trapper’s Daughter by Jana Oliver. I am half way through the book, and things are beginning to complicate. Riley, the main character is being trained to be a Demon Trapper Master. Riley is the Daughter of the well know John Blackthorne. Riley’s mother had died of Cancer. The only persons eh confided that was still alive was her father. The book has many issues from the “Real” World, but it evolves around Riley’s determination and her doing things solo.
I noticed that riley is a person who prefers to keep her feelings to herself even though this can harmful to her mental stability. She has to find a way to continue life. She cannot “stay” upset forever; as much pain as it is to lose your last parent and her last support. She was told to continue her father’s footstep; but, she wanted to be in her father’s footsteps, to learn how to be a good demon trapper like him. I hope that the struggle Riley is making will help her to continue her life, and her job as an apprentice; soon to be a Demon Trapper (Master), like her father. Riley always hated when adults would act like they could fix everything. They couldn’t fix everything and they knew that. This was the same phrase her mother had said before she had left Riley alone.
If Riley was not as stubborn as she is maybe she could use help from beck. Riley’s father had been beck’s teacher and co-worker at the same time. Blackthorne had given beck another look at life; he had been able to change beck’s life. Beck also felt upset about his master’s death. I believe that if riley was less regretful and more understanding, maybe they both could go through this depression state that both were in. if both put Their forces together, I believe that maybe both would be capable of finding the Demons Grade Three and Five.
Riley was used to her Dad being late, but she knew he was going to be there. Know, she knows his never going o be late again. He is simply gone.