Question B

[Jonetta]

Truman stops Joshua Forbes for speeding and he tries to assert his immunity due to his “sovereign citizen” status. Did you have a sense of foreboding that this would later escalate or think it was just a crazy moment?

[Lisa - (Aussie Girl)]

See my Answer to Question A .

Straight away I mused that this would have some significance to the storyline moving forward. The way the author highlighted this scene early on in the story.

[Sharon]

Yes, I was expecting him to pull a gun. When he didn't I was expecting him to come back for revenge.

[Lisa - (Aussie Girl)]

Sharon wrote: "Yes, I was expecting him to pull a gun. When he didn't I was expecting him to come back for revenge."

Yes, definitely thought that wasn't the last we'd see of Joshua Forbes.

[Robin]

I was expecting something big to happen when Truman pulled this guy over. But I had no idea how he would play into the story.

[Jonetta]

Yeah, I thought this would resurface in some way, but especially thought it would escalate right there on the highway. When it didn't, I knew there would be a reckoning later on.

[Sandra]

I took it as a forewarning of things to come.

[Charlene]

I agree; if nothing happened right at the arrest, I expected to see this young man along the way as part of the plot.

[Christina T]

I'm in agreement with everyone. I knew it was significant but failed to anticipate the degree on Truman himself. I thought they'd do a typical militant thing and standoff with guns blazing protecting their sovereign status and land. I was on the edge of my seat listening and wondering if Truman was going to survive.