Rendell Conflict

In-class essay
People tend to think that conflict takes a negative toll on a person but people can truly develop and let a character grow. W. E. Dan Ross is a great author who genuinely knows how to use conflict to develop Rendell’s character. W. E. Dan Ross uses Rendell’s conflict with not only Mei Wong but also with himself on two different occasions to accurately to develop Rendell as a character.
To begin, Dan Ross effectively uses the conflict with Mei Wong to develop Rendell’s character. When Rendell goes to see Mei Wong about money, Mei Wong isn’t willing to give him the money due to their problems in the past about Mei Won giving Rendell money “Since you have ceased painting I have continued to give you large amounts of money. But
When Rendell suggests shooting Han Lee in the back because he would be unknowing, but Mei Wong insists that he needs to use a dagger instead.” There are other mean” “ Become familiar with it. It is a weapon of surprise and silence and more suited to your task than the vulgarity of firearms”. When Mei Wong tells him to use the instead of the gun, the author is using foreshadowing, Mei Wong know’s that to use the dagger to kill, he would have no choice but to sober up. When Rendell attempts to pick up the dagger while drunk and his hand trembled, he then realized that he would have to sober up to steady his hand and complete his deal with Mei Wong. “He raised the dagger and aimed it, but the washstand wavered in a blurred mist. His hand trembled. He tried to control it, and failed. If he threw the thing, he knew he would miss his target. He was in no shape to take care of himself. Han Lee could easily kill him before he could kill Han Lee.” “ He remembered the enameled case and his shaking hand. He couldn’t chance drinking now.” Rendell has now come to the conclusion that he would to sober up to steady his hand and complete his deal to kill Han Lee that he had with Mei