2-3-4 Challenge Book Discussions #1 discussion

When Quinn learns of his true paternity, he leaves Max and Cori's compound and is kidnapped. Given his earlier abduction, was it conceivable that he'd put himself at risk again?

I thought he'd be smart enough to act out on the safe premises, even if he felt betrayed as a teen.

He's a teenager with rampaging hormones. They do stupid stuff, so I was willing to be understanding with this TSTL moment.

At 14 the brain, especially in a male, is not fully formed yet. It is only by the grace of God that any of them survive to adulthood. You would have thought that reason he was there would have had a bearing on his decision to leave, but no. Impulsive and self centered are what that age is all about.

I'm not surprised he took off. He's a teenager. They think they're invincible.

It was so a TSTL moment but I guess if you throw a hot car in there with those hormones it becomes more plausible. At that age, they also feel a bit invincible and Max and Cori’s place made him feel a little too safe.

Anita wrote: "At 14 the brain, especially in a male, is not fully formed yet. It is only by the grace of God that any of them survive to adulthood. "

Lol!