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The Shadow Snake Analysis
Man Vs. Man is the most prevalent type of conflict in Terrier. Beka is a ‘puppy’(junior police-Dog), and there are two cases that she got her teeth into. The first case is someone claiming to be ‘Shadow Snake’ kidnapping children from their parents and leaving a note in the child’s bed, telling the parent to leave something valuable in a certain place one week from then. If the parents don’t pay, the ‘Shadow Snake’ kills the child. Many disregarded the note, the shadow snake is a fairy tale after all, and found their child dead in their garden or on their porch. They wouldn’t go to the Dogs, because they wouldn’t do anything about a child missing in the lower city. Beka heard about it because Crookshank’s 3-year-old great grandson was taken

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