The characters in "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong grapple with complex feelings surrounding Rafe. One character acknowledges that while she had feelings for him, they were not genuine, as her initial attraction was rooted in jealousy, not true affection. Her realization highlights the ambiguity of their emotions and the influence of external motivations on their relationships.

Another character reflects on the focus on their connection with Rafe, expressing that it is crucial to find him. This moment reveals the depth of their bond, illustrating that emotional ties can often intertwine with personal struggles, leading to blurred lines in relationships. The interplay of their feelings underscores the intricate dynamics at work in their search for Rafe, emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s true feelings amidst confusion.