COMPASS AND THE TORCH

AUTHORS INSPIRATION
1. SPENT MANY YEARS WALKING THE WELSH HILLS
  1. PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
    1. SHE SAW THE SITUATION
      1. EFFECTED HER DEEPLY AS SHE HAD A SIMILAR CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE
THE BOY
1. HE IS 8 AND VERY DEPENDANT ON HIS RELATIONSHIPS WITH ADULTS
2. RARLEY SEES HIS FARTHER 4TH TIME IN 4 MONTHS
3. DESPERATE TO IMPRESS HIS DAD
  1. BUT THERE IS ALSO A SENSE OF FEAR THAT HE WILL SEE HIS DAD AS PITIFUL AS HIS MOTHERS PARTNERS SEES HIM
4. QUOTE; THE BOYGRATIFIED BY THE SPEED BUT UNSETTLED BY THE NEED TO HURRY
IMPRESS
1. THE BOY WANTS TO IMPRESS HIS FARTHER TO LIVE UP THE MANLYNESS OF A CAMPING ADVENTURE
  1. QUOTE; THE BOY PUTS HIS CONCENTRATION INTO KEEPING ABREST
    1. THE BOY SEES THE TORCH AS A SYMBOL OF HIS MANHOOD,
      1. HE IS GROWN UP ENOUGH TO USE A TORCH
2. QUOTE; A TENT TO WEATHER ALL CONDITIONS, IN WHICH HE AND HIS FATHER WILL BE TWO MEN
3. THE BOY CHATTERS A GREAT DEAL SUGGESTING THAT HE WANTS TO IMPRESS HIS FATHER AND ESTABLISH A RELATIONSHIP WITH HIM WITCH MAY HAVE BEEN LOST IN THE 4 MONTHS HE WAS ABSENT
4. HE DOESNT WANT TO HAVE THE THOUGHT THAT HIS DAD IS AS USELS AS OTHERS THINK
  1. QUOTE; GABBLING HIS VOICE GROWING SHRILL WHEN THE MAN FAILED TO LIGHT IT FIRST TIME AS THE FLAIR SPLUTTERED AND DIED
THE END
1. THE END PARAGRAPH DREAMING OF THE HOURSES SUGGESTS THAT HIM, NOT HIS FARTHER WERE A SORCE OF FUTURE INSPIRATII

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