There are many conflicts going on throughout the book, Trafficked.
First, Hannah’s uncle that was taking care of her disappeared. Leaving her
homeless with no money. Another conflict, is the problem of Hannah illegally
being in the United States, under a different name, with a different passport,
lying to everyone. A third problem is Lillian, the mother housing Hannah, doesn't
like Hannah at all. She thinks her husband Sergus, will cheat on her with
Hannah. Those aren't the only problems though. Hannah has to work hours and
hours cleaning every day and watching the children. Hannah also has been
recently been faced with the problem of not being paid. The family is refusing
to pay her because her plane ticket costs so much. She not only isn't getting
paid, but she isn't allowed to leave the house to go to school so she can learn
to make money for herself. Hannah is surrounded with problems and has no way of
getting out of them. Are they going to get worse or resolve?
Great post! The information you shared really helped me understand the setting of your book. I really like how you ended it with a question. It made me think.
ReplyDeleteYour book really does seem to have many conflicts. Those conflicts helped me to better understand your book. I think ending your post with a question was a really smart idea. This book seems very interesting.
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