"A Bad Day For Voodoo"

Since last time when Tyler saw that Adam had a voodoo doll of him Kelly started to be surprised that voodoo dolls exist. Later they tried to go to the shop to try to get the voodoo doll to deactivate. They had to drive in a dangerous part of a town to get to the shop. Suddenly a starnger walks up to then and asks for change but Tyler droped it. Then suddenly this guy put a gun to them and told them to get out of the car and to leave there cell phones in there. Tyler decides to chase the guy who stole the car because they had the voodoo doll in the trunk. While Tyler was chasing him the rober was trying to shoot Tyler but he missed.

The conflict here is reqlly obviouse that they got there car stolen. They also got there cell phones stolen as well. The other conflict would be that the rober has the voodoo doll now and Tyler could die any second. I find this book really interesting because its fantasy but yet its fiction. The fantasy part would be the fact about voodoo dolla actually working but the robing a car can actually happen in real life.

"A Bad Day For Voodoo"

Since from the last blog Tyler tells Kelly everything about the voodoo doll. At first she doesn't believe it but she goes along with it. Later after a while Adam calls Tyler back and tells him to meat him at Trollen Park. Once they get to the park Adam starts asking for the doll but Tyler and Kelly decided to leave the doll at the house. Adam showed them a new voodoo doll that represented Tyler incase Tyler called the police then Adam would use the doll on him. The thing is that Tyler wasn't going to call the cops in the first place but Adam didn't understand that. They though it was fake so Adam flicked the doll in the stomach and Tyler started coughing and holding his stomach while rolling on the floor. 

An aha moment happened during this. I would think that Adam wouldn't buy another voodoo doll after what happened with the first. I think he was a complete idiot for doing this because now he's putting his friends life in risk.