The Town

The Thoughts of Doug MacRay After the Latest Hiest

     I need to get away from this living style. I need to settle down and start a family away from this lifestyle. I have always dated Krista off and on since teenagers. She will never change and do not need to have drinking and partying all the time with a new family. I am 33 years old now. I'm not the young kind anymore. I met someone while robbing a bank. Weird right? I like her and I can't get her out of my mind. I have been following her for the last couple months to see how she is doing but I don"t want to confront her due to my guilt at the bank. I tried to confront her in the laundromat but I think I scared her and she ran out without some her clothes. I went to the third floor of the building. Jem's place is the second floor and Krista's the first. I folded her clothes and brought them back the next day, same time, and gave them to her. She apologized about the previous day and how thoughtful it was to fold her clothes. I actually talked to her. We might be going on a date. Is she the one I can build a new life with? Time will tell.

Back Cover of The Town

     From reading the back cover that tells you a little about the book, I think the FBI Agent is going to make things rough for Doug MacRay trying to start a new life with Claire Keesey. I also think that rest of his thieves will dislike, shun, and beat him for leaving them because he is the one who makes the robberies successful. Doug will become an outsider to his group while trying to make himself clean. His last hiest-to-be will probably not go so good at Fenway Park, but I believe he will survive and escape it. In the end of the novel, I'm guessing that Claire and Doug will get married and move to a small town away from Boston.