Subplot Point 2

Character and Plot Dynamics: Problem-Solving Style — Logical
She approaches problems directly, e.g., when she discovers that Tū has been torn apart by Tāwhiri, she reacts by finding out where the pieces are held, and going to find them. When arguing her position to Mōhio about Aroha, she uses logic to call attention to what she considers silly, outdated rules about marriage.

Main Character: Problem — Reconsider
Kō fiercely believes in love, but she must reconsider her quest when she realizes what Tāwhiri is trying to do, and is deciding to stop him, she must reconsider her position on love.

Main Character: Solution — Consider
She must consider that the context of love really is important, not just love itself.

Main Character: Critical Flaw — Responsibility
Hopeless Romance

Impact Character: Solution — Pursuit
If he was willing to go to the other iwi and negotiate a change in the betrothal directly, that could solve his problems.

Main vs. Impact: Concern — Innermost Desires
Kō wants love more than anything, Mōhio needs her to see the bigger picture of the iwi.

Main vs. Impact: Issue — Closure
Kō wants a final judgment from Mōhio either way. Mōhio withholds because he thinks Kō will come to her own conclusions, and that his blessing will become irrelevant.

Impact Character: Signpost 3 — Changing One’s Nature
Main vs. Impact: Signpost 3 — Impulsive Responses