Analyzing The Predator's Transformation

The truth has been held captive by the conflict of the fear of Erik. Erik is the all-star player in Lake Windsor, with his father living through his dream. However, Erik is not as quintessential as you think. On page 211, Arthur swung a blackjack right into Luis’ head, with a follow up statement from Erik, “Arthur takes care of all of my light work.” Although Paul acknowledges that the actions of Erik, he refuses to let out the truth because he still fears him. According to page 285, Paul finally admits that he saw Erik and Arthur assault Luis. Erik and Arthur has obtain the consequences for their actions.The truth has captured the predator, so now it could no longer lerk behind Paul, that was attempting to attack him.The tables had turned on them. Erik is now the one held captive because the community has realized how dangerous Erik can actually be. Not only, Paul is set free from Erik but also the problems that Erik has caused. …show more content…
People of Lake Windsor has a point-of-view of the Tangerine residents that they are tough and harsh people based on their racist assumptions. Mr.Costello has realized that the koi is gone. He assumes that the people of Tangerine purloin the koi, because they aren’t as wealthy as the Lake Windsor residents. According to page 242, Paul argues with the Homeowners Association that it’s ridiculous how they came up with the conclusion that the Tangerine residents stole the koi fish, with Mr.Costello left saying “I don’t know, Paul.” Paul finally admits that the ospreys are stealing the koi fish, which makes them stop blaming the people of Tangerine. This reveals that after Paul tells the real cause of the koi’s disappearance, they no longer see the people of Tangerine as thieves. Although the Tangerine neighborhood is not the most fanciest or nicest place you can live in, however to think that they stole the koi is from someone with a racist