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There are a lot of characters in this story. The good and the bad. So it is hard to tell.

Zohaib imtiaz wrote:the biggest impact on strong heart was by pretty face, but the thrower was good too

Yes, I liked the thrower

BoyLazy wrote:

Zohaib imtiaz wrote:the biggest impact on strong heart was by pretty face, but the thrower was good too

Yes, I liked the thrower

Yeah, Thrower was pretty memorable.

Pretty face and his dislike of her contribute to make the character stronger.

Thrower most definitely had the greatest impact on strong heart. At one point I actually taught she had feelings for him. Guess her attraction towards him was solely to learn how to throw.

I like all the names of the Native Americans. It makes me wonder what physical or spiritual trait they'd call me.

I believe Loving Mother would fit well.

These were true brave patriots who risked heir lives to go on this journey for wives. The other six wives were also were not so admirable as the initial 'people'. I did not understand them that much.

For me, i would say thrower made the most impact

I think Thrower was really important to her, without him, she would not be able to learn or even survive all the adventures and her enemies, and they liked each other and they would look very well as a couple.

I think the thrower who taught Sarah how to throw darts. She learned something new from him.

I would say it was probably Thrower. He was not only kind and protective, but he treated her as capable. Sarah really needed someone to believe in her and he treated her as an equal. Although in our society she is certainly too young to be a wife, Thrower was definitely a good choice.

I think Pretty face and Thrower made Sarah stronger; like Thrower taught her how to aim but Pretty face challenged her and this made her put much effort in improving her aim.

Thrower seemed to have the most impact on Sarah, and he was a favourite while reading. I think out of all the ones she met he was the one who greatly contributed to her journey and subsequent growth.

I had a hard time distinguishing individual characters from the Age Age. They were all two-dimensional, unconvincing, and lacked charisma or psychological depth. If I had to choose one, I'd say Thrower.