The Conflicts That Changed Amy In The After

How the conflicts changed Amy

The conflicts in In The After had great impact on Amy. They helped to change her personality, her way of life, and feeling toward her family and people in general. The conflicts changed Amy for the better, and for the worst.
The first conflict that changed Amy was the Floraes taking over the world. This changed almost everything about Amy and her life. Amy was lonely. She all alone for the first few months living in The After. She was just there, trying her best to survive and mourning her family and friends. Amy had lost almost everything she had known. Amy had lost her family, her friends, and eventually her house. Amy had given up on her family being alive. She thought they had been eaten by the Floraes. Amy also had to become more independent. She was living by herself, getting her food by herself, and surviving by herself. She only had herself, and after a while, Baby.

After Amy and Baby had been living in The After for a while, they found Amber.

Amber was another major conflict that changed Amy. Amber was loud. Amy and Baby had found Amber while they were looking for food. Amber had been screaming for help, and a lot of noise attracted the Floraes. Another thing about Amber was that she cared about things that were unimportant. Amber once screamed when she found a purse that she like in an abandoned house. A Florea heard and ended up almost eating Amy, Baby, and Amber. Amber did another big thing that changed Amy, she left. Amber ended up leaving Amy and Baby. Baby was very upset because she had gotten very close to Amber. Amy grew to be very jealous of Amber and almost hate

her.
The last major conflict that changed Amy was New Hope. New Hope is a society that is trying to repopulate the world, so the humans get get it back from the Floraes. New Hope was hiding a lot of very important facts about the Floraes and themselves. Amy eventually finds out that the Floreas are people. She finds this out when she kills one as a part of her guardian training, and finds Vivian’s necklace on it. Vivian was Amy’s friend from school, they had become very close friends, and Amy was very upset when she found this out. Amy also did not like New Hope’s reproductive system. Amy thought she should have been able to choose who she had a child with and when. In New Hope people were not able to do this. This made Amy hate New Hope even more than she already did. The last major thing that changed Amy within New Hope was The Ward. Amy was put in The Ward because she tried to find more information on New Hope’s studies on the Floreas. The Ward is kind of like an Insane Asylum. They drugged Amy to try to make her forget Baby, her mom, Rice, and everyone and everything else she knew. That gave Amy Electroshock therapy, and only let her see the doctors. New Hope had great impact on Amy’s personality.
` In conclusion Amy’s personality, way of life, and Amy’s feelings about her mother changed significantly throughout the story. Amy was, as I said before, changed for the better and for the worst. Amy learned many new facts about the origin of the Floraes and discovered a lot of New Hope’s many secrets. The conflicts served as a big part of Amy’s life, and helped her to survive In The After.