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Wreck At The Time Of The Wolves Alma Chapter Summary

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As a perspective as a person vs self the person is in a conflict with themselves. The Time of the Wolves Alma was in a conflict with her feeling for Sarah. Alma and Sarah weren’t the best of friends, but although Sarah was still very ill, Alma showed Sarah some grief respect and helped Sarah get better. She also showed fear from the weather which was a stormy night. Then how the wolves showed up on the doorstep the girls both faced their fears and fought off the wolves to protect themselves from being injured. Alma had to show more courage than ever to keep the pack away from her and Sarah. In Shipwreck at the bottom of the World, Shackelton was willing to give up his ship to the Navy incase they needed it for WWI. As a leader to his crew …show more content…

There was a blizzard so the two girls were stuck in the house together to save themselves from both the blizzard and the wolves. Before the blizzard came Alma put the horses in the barn and planned to stay in the house where she knew she was safe. Alma had to save both her and Sarah in order to do that she had to grabbed a shotgun to scare the wolves off or either to shoot them. There was many conlicts with nature in Shipwreck at the bottom or the World. When the Ship sailed into the ice, then the crew had to chip and axe their way out of the situation. The crew would not stop until they were unstuck. Then later on they hit a huge icewall they could not get the ship unstuck this time. Then to eat when they ran out of food they hunted killer seals that could kill a human within minutes. Rob Hall and his team on the mountain as they reach the death zone. Every minute more their body is dying. On the mountain they could have faced avalanches, Or going throught the khumbu icefall which is glaciers that shift all the time so one wrong move then you could die. With Beck Weathers having trouble seeing since he got past the death zone, If he was to keep climbing highter to get to the summit he could have become pernamently

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