And since even the thought of winter precipitation caused the majority of drivers to lose any shred of competency they might own, she spent most of her trip avoiding, leapfrogging over, and cursing every cab and commuter. The
In "Apprentice in Death" by J.D. Robb, the narrative captures the chaos that ensues when winter weather affects driving conditions. The mere anticipation of snow seems to incapacitate many drivers, leading to erratic behavior on the roads. The protagonist finds herself constantly maneuvering around these hazards, frustrated by the lack of competence displayed by her fellow commuters.
This experience highlights the challenges of navigating urban environments during inclement weather, where safety becomes a concern due to the incompetence of others. The protagonist’s journey becomes not just a physical trip but also a test of patience and resilience against the unpredictable reactions of those around her.
