The conflicts that Amy has gone through in this book, has definitely left an impression on Amy. How she survived the invasion, adapting to several different ways of live in this book, she also has created different kinds of feelings for characters in the the book.
The first conflict in the book is, the alien invasion. The world has ended her family is gone, her friends are gone. A lot of things have became more real to her like people, food, and surviving. Another conflict is Baby, a helpless toddler she took in. She told herself that, if she makes a noise she is dropping her and running. Luckly, Baby never made a peep. Baby built Amy up, the also had a very strong connection they learned their own sign language, they were great companions, and they treated each other like sisters. The third conflict is, Amber. She was another human, willing to make friends. Baby made friends with Amber, but Amber was very loud, was not light on her feet and she spoke....loud. Also she broke Baby’ s heart when she left, and also betrayed them later.
Towards the middle of the book she finds this place called New Hope. New hope is a happy, loving, and safe habitat. Where people were …show more content…
She also thinks there's something fishy about New Hope. But, has to fit in until further notice, because she does not want to go to the Ward. Another middle conflict is, Rice. Amy kind of has feelings for Rice but, he is to invested in his work. Amy had her first actual kiss with Rice. But, she but loses focus. When an break in of Them, occurred. Then gets, sidetracked when becoming a guardian. Then, when everything was good, two random gardian men come in and took Amy to the ward. The Ward is a place where people come to get “better,” people could never leave. Amy ended up there thinking that it was doing her good. Then, finding out that she was there because her Mother was losing focus with her being back. So Dr. Reynolds placed her in Ward to get rid of