Write An Essay On Shiloh's Suicide

What was it like to be depressed and all alone at the boundary waters? For Shiloh it would be one of the last days for her. Cork and William are in trouble while trying to find his disappearing daughter, Shiloh. They have trouble finding her but they find her in a hidden cabin all alone. Shiloh is either in trouble or she has committed suicide while she was at her cabin.
I am predicting that Shiloh, William Raye’s daughter commit suicide while she was in the wilderness of the boundary waters. I think she did that because overall she was really depressed. She has had a major drug use problem in the past. She has tried taking her life in the past so I think that she has done it again because she is really stressed and sad about her life: “See, Shiloh been under the care of a physiatrist for a while. Drug abuse, depression. She’s tried suicide before. When the letters stopped . . .” (Krueger 16). She also is under care of a psychiatrist for her depression. Shiloh and her father were sending letters back and forth, but the letters stopped and that is when William started to worry. They wrote …show more content…
They met a Native American and asked if he knew she was and if he knew where she was. Two men were hired not only to find her, but also to kill her. They wanted to know where she was and the old Indian told her that there was an old cabin out in the forest where she might be. The cabin was by the water and it was a long trek to get there, but that didn’t stop them. Cork found the cabin, but knew he had to be cautious for the kidnappers. William could see Shiloh through the window so they ran inside where they found the two men. William drew his pistol incase they tried to make a move; they made them put their guns on the floor. One reached for the gun and Cork hit him with the barrel of the gun knocking him out, as that was happening the other man tried to get his gun, as William shot him in the