Alma From Time Of The Wolf Character Analysis

Every story needs a conflict, and every conflict needs to be dealt with. It tells a lot about a character how they deal with every uprising they may run into. Within three different stories I have read in class there have been many examples of conflict. A Person vs self conflict is when a character is in a conflict with themselves. Person vs person is when a character is in conflict with one or more other characters. Person vs nature occurs when nature brings a character conflict.

Much like any other story, Alma, from Time of the Wolves developed a person vs self conflict. Alma is the type of person who demonstrates a caring personality, and will do what needs to be done. Alma doesn't enjoy Sarah's company, nor does she enjoy the weather,
Not only did she have to settle down the horses, but she had to take on a pack of wolves. Knowing she didn't have a great shot, she still shot at the wolves. Alma did what had to be done and never gave up. Never giving up, Shackleton and his crew had to overcome many challenges due to nature. When the ship initially crashed the crew hoped that they could get it unstuck, unfortunately for them their ship tumbled down. With limited resources the crew had to travel across the ice flow, while the ice was constantly shifting. At one point in the adventure, Orda-Leese was attacked by an elephant seal and had to fight him off, with the help of a crew member. Eventually Shackleton had to pick some crew members to travel from Elephant Island to South Georgia Island with him. Not knowing what the weather conditions would be like and not having any resources to help, Shackleton and those selected few had to navigate themselves through the harsh waters. Throughout all of this, every individual had to be persistent, daring, and unwilling to give up. Much like the Shackleton crew, Every individual from Into Thin Air, had to deal with frigid weather. Anywhere from the wind to the snow, the weather was a huge issue. Not only was harsh weather an issue, but lack of oxygen from high altitudes was consistently an uprising. Anywhere from a night at base camp to surviving the death zone, every individual had to be strong, and willing to deal with the condition and catastrophe they brought upon