Monologue Of Zen Starling

Jordan Ott

Mr. Crocco

Summer Reading

Railhead By: Philip Reeve Zen Starling’s mom suffers from paranoid delusions, and each time her fears about persecution come to be too much for her to bear, the three packs up theirs few belongings and settles over a modern world. Zen catches the attention of Raven. He hires Zen to do his dirty work and steal a “Pyxis,”. He was promised to be paid in dirty money. Although Zen was right to assume that all was to good to be true. Although Zen has his troubles with his mother I wouldn’t move just because of some stupid fear of something not real. I would try to help my mom overcome that fear so that she can live peacefully and happy. Especially not to a place filled with poverty when we were already doing alright where we were. But while taking care of my mother i wouldn’t pay much attention to Raven because of how he asked things to be done and how sketchy it would

But what no one knows is how he does what he does and not get caught by the authorities or have consequences. He finds someone and looks into them and uses something that could help them to get them on board with his plan. I wouldn’t necessarily trust anyone without knowing that they wouldn’t turn on me even if i looked into the person they still aren’t worthy enough to have my trust. The amount of money that Raven was going to pay Zen was an easy fair so that he could just get him on board. But what he should have done to even more further his span and get more money was to do it himself. To trust someone with a job as simple as this but difficult to handle and not get caught isn't exactly say easy to the eye. When you want something done and you think you have a flawless plan It never amazes me that anyone would go through with their own plans, they always get some grunt to do the job that isn’t logical enough but is street