Whose coming-to stories of Frenchie’s “found” family has the most impact in the first 100 pages, and why?

This really depends onyour opinion. I like Frenchie's coming to story. Frenchie recalls how they were forced to travel north due to power outages and increasing danger. He recalls how he was separated, first from his father who never returned from a meeting with the Governors in the capital, and then from his mother, who never returned from a trip to forage for provisions.

Roaming through the woods, Frenchie is cold, in pain, thirsty, and starving. A motley group of Native people led by a man named Miigwans find him.