Gold Daniels

The Protagonist of the Novel Dawn Of Frida is Frida Morgan while the antagonist is Polo Leon. Frida is an orphan who lost her parents at a young age, nursing the loss grew her into a heartless young woman. Frida took it upon herself to rain terror on the Werewolf clan doing everything in her power to seize their existence. The Setting of the story is in a secluded region in far North America and it takes place in the 21st Century. Frida ends up falling in love with a werewolf which changes the track of the saga. Frida is a cold heartless killer who shows no mercy to her prey. Hardened by the brutal murder of her mother and the death of her father, Frida dedicates her life to seeking vengeance. Deprived of a childhood as she trained to become a skillful and ruthless killer, Frida feels misunderstood by others. Though surrounded by people who love and care for her, Frida feels all alone. As she sojourns through realms to eliminate every werewolf that walked the earth, Frida finds love in the most unexpected place. Right in the arms of the very kind, she swore to destroy. Frida’s morals and beliefs are shaken as she struggles with her loyalty to the people of Ponderosa or giving into her heart's desires. Polo has always been known as a simpleton by all the villagers in Ponderosa. Being mocked for always chasing after Frida like a dog. He was jeered by all for his silly little crush as they called it but they couldn’t see it for what it truly was and when they did, it was already too late. What started out as a little crush for Polo turned into an obsession that consumed his entire being turning him into something very sinister. He was on a warpath eliminating everyone he thought was in the way of his love for Frida and in the end he brought great danger and pain to the people he claimed to love. Frida’s initial plan was to win the Tournament and win the ultimate prize using its power to cease the existence of the werewolf clan. Frida toils with death and betrayal as an unlikely source (Polo) is the architect of her demise.