The novel, Love Me to Death, by Allison Brennan was about a former victim named Lucy Kincaid, who aspired to become an FBI Agent as a result of traumatic events in teenage years. Lucy Kincaid volunteered part time at Women and Child First (WCF), an organization that tracked online predators, while going through her employment process at the Bureau. Her ability to track various sex-offenders, an admiral quality for a prospective agent, quickly backfired. Lucy Kincaid had to face an array of challenges on her lengthy course to becoming a Federal Agent, and that was the theme of Brennan's novel: the ability to push through adversity. Brennan uses the literary element external conflict to develop this theme. External conflict is a struggle between
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Lucy Kincaid's possibility at a career in the Federal Bureau is jeopordized when she's framed for committing serial murders. Being a volunteer for the WCF Organization for over __ years, Lucy's duty was to organize crucial set ups in order to exploit online predators in action. Mysteriously enough, every single one of Kincaid's previous cases were unsealed, even her future cases were revealed, and before she makes an arrest, the suspect was murdered. In relation to the theme of the novel, despite all of the evidence pointing to Lucy Kincaid, her persistence allowed her to push through false accusations. Kincaid fights to clear her own name by developing her own criminal investigation. Another example of external conflict that Brennan displayed in the novel Lucy Kincaid's traumatic event. Lucy Kincaid had been tracking sex-offenders for a long time, and one of them was named Peter Miller. Peter Miller was a high school teacher, previously arrested for statutory rape, and before Kincaid could track him, the trail went cold. What Lucy didn't know, however, was that Miller had made the intelligent realization that a cop was on to him, and soon discovered Lucy. He stalked for months before having enough courage to kidnap her for his own personal vendetta. As a previous kidnap, and rape victim, Lucy Kincaid was determined to stay alive. Her determination and will to push forward in arduous
Lucy Kincaid's possibility at a career in the Federal Bureau is jeopordized when she's framed for committing serial murders. Being a volunteer for the WCF Organization for over __ years, Lucy's duty was to organize crucial set ups in order to exploit online predators in action. Mysteriously enough, every single one of Kincaid's previous cases were unsealed, even her future cases were revealed, and before she makes an arrest, the suspect was murdered. In relation to the theme of the novel, despite all of the evidence pointing to Lucy Kincaid, her persistence allowed her to push through false accusations. Kincaid fights to clear her own name by developing her own criminal investigation. Another example of external conflict that Brennan displayed in the novel Lucy Kincaid's traumatic event. Lucy Kincaid had been tracking sex-offenders for a long time, and one of them was named Peter Miller. Peter Miller was a high school teacher, previously arrested for statutory rape, and before Kincaid could track him, the trail went cold. What Lucy didn't know, however, was that Miller had made the intelligent realization that a cop was on to him, and soon discovered Lucy. He stalked for months before having enough courage to kidnap her for his own personal vendetta. As a previous kidnap, and rape victim, Lucy Kincaid was determined to stay alive. Her determination and will to push forward in arduous