Ty seemed to be more open and happy in this part of the book. Learning about his life was very intriguing for me because I wanted to know why he would willingly want to live in the wilderness. Yes, the wilderness can be relaxing and make you feel free, but why did he choose to live in a scorching, abandoned desert.I feel bad for him because he parents left him to fend for himself, and I guess that can make a person very tough and uncaring, but Ty does care about Gemma. Without parents and loved ones, you are not taught love and happiness, and you never really get to experience being around other beings. He needs to admit to himself that stalking Gemma for six years, especially while she was a kid is just plain creepy. I really want to know when he decided that he wanted Gemma for more than his idea of stalking. In my opinion, Ty seems to have many different moods and personalities, which I cannot seem to figure out. Conclusively, I wonder if Ty will have any more suprises for both Gemma and us.
Ty seemed to be more open and happy in this part of the book. Learning about his life was very intriguing for me because I wanted to know why he would willingly want to live in the wilderness. Yes, the wilderness can be relaxing and make you feel free, but why did he choose to live in a scorching, abandoned desert.I feel bad for him because he parents left him to fend for himself, and I guess that can make a person very tough and uncaring, but Ty does care about Gemma. Without parents and loved ones, you are not taught love and happiness, and you never really get to experience being around other beings. He needs to admit to himself that stalking Gemma for six years, especially while she was a kid is just plain creepy. I really want to know when he decided that he wanted Gemma for more than his idea of stalking. In my opinion, Ty seems to have many different moods and personalities, which I cannot seem to figure out. Conclusively, I wonder if Ty will have any more suprises for both Gemma and us.
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