I finished almost half of the book. I really hate the feeling when you think the light of hope lied before you and it turned out to be your illusion. The plots were really tense but emotional at the same time. I was thrilled to find out how the two protagonists were going to survive in the abandoned wasteland all the time, and I really liked the great numbers of details that were involved in this book. They helped me to catch the whole scene of the environment. Howling from the fury wolves, rustling from the dark forests, roaring form the grizzly bears, the use of onomatopoeia always crept me out.
Honestly speaking. I scared of nature all the time. I hated unstable weathers. I hated furious beasts. I hated harsh environment. Every time you thought you were befriending with nature, it engulfed you without mercy. I could not even imagine how to survive in a world without gleam and light. I am always timid and skeptical. The two protagonists in the story, Chris and Frank, accepted the truth that they had no choice but to manage to be alive and to wait for rescue. They were so brave and calm, and I aspired that kind of personality so much. If I were the person to survive to that environment, I might be torn apart by a pack of wolves right away. Lacking bravery and confidence was always the factor that blocking on my way. I gave up so many precious opportunities in school. The chance to get higher education. The chance to have a memorable relationship. The chance to stand up against the bullies. There were the only chances, but I gave them up all. I wanted to be like Frank, to be that mature and independent, leading people to the right direction. I wanted to be like Chris, to be that creative and kind, figuring out the best way to benefit everyone. The plots impressed me and made me want to be braver than before. The reading journey for now was full of surprise and amaze. I could not wait to see the subsequent story at the land!
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