Thorne had found out where Tama was and decided to go and look for her when he encounter with Big Tim Lester in a brutal battle. The brutal battle was in between gunshots in which Thorne was superior. Thorne had run to look for Tama and right after him was going Big Tim Lester. Royaltin Thorne had captured Tama into his own hands and placed her down on the horse. While they were on the horse the horse was having difficulties in moving forward because of the beating Thorne was causing him. Tama was yelling at Thorne not to hit the horse, but he decided not to listen to her. Tama saw a shadow of a person from far away in which she thought it was Hakan. However, her instincts were incorrect because it was Big Tim Lester pointing with a shotgun towards Thorne’s …show more content…
The reason Tama made an impact on while reading the book is because she was a brave young lady. Even though she lost her mother in the beginning of the story she kept on going to find her freedom. For instance, Tama reminds me of myself, however not in her circumstances but in being brave and stubborn. When I was finishing high school my parents did not have any knowledge about college. Therefore, I was not informed of any institution and when I finishing high school I made a simple mistake during my education path that I regret. But that did not stop me from accomplishing what I want in life so I was brave and stubborn not to listen to people in making my decisions. A Thousand Steps was an interesting book because it was a story based on succeeding one last time. That you have keep trying, pushing and chasing until you get it right and make it. Just like when a baby keeps trying until he or she can walk. I dislike the book because in the beginning it was illustrating a story about Tama and when I started reading in the middle of the story another story appear about Julee and her life. However, at the end of everything the book made a lot of