Jeremy had a plan for getting Clay back and I wasn't allowed to know anything about it or allowed to help him carry it out. As one might expect, I accepted this news with grace and understanding.That is the stupidest idea I've ever heard! I snarled for the dozenth time that hour.I won't just sit here and do nothing.
In "Bitten" by Kelley Armstrong, the character Jeremy devises a secret plan to retrieve Clay, but he decides to keep the details hidden from the narrator. This decision leads to frustration and a sense of helplessness as the narrator struggles with being excluded from the action.
The narrator's reaction is one of anger and disbelief, repeatedly expressing that Jeremy’s idea is foolish. Despite being instructed to remain passive, they adamantly refuse to accept such inaction and are determined to contribute to the situation, highlighting their strong desire to be involved and to protect those they care about.