Station Eleven

Quotes:

"The shock of realizing that this was probably actually the ending, after a lifetime of near misses, after all this time" (p9 300)

This quote made me emotional because Kristen had a gut feeling this was going to be alive. I could just feel her started giving up. I just know Kristen was terrified when she saw the prophet with a rifle.


Discussion questions:

1. Together with several others, Clark stayed in the airport where they first ate the meals before finally sending groups out to get food. He also started a museum featuring artifacts from the pre-collapse era. Through adaptability and resourcefulness, the people are surviving physically. And they are using culture, interpersonal connection, and the arts as psychological survival strategies.

2. For the people who live near the airport, the museum of civilization is significant since it serves as a sort of second home. Every resident contributes to survival by helping with food preparation and household responsibilities. Having spent more than ten years here, they all get to know one another. To help them feel a part of the past, the airport serves as a reminder that there was a world before the pandemic. Also, the museum offers them a place to stay.

3. I believe saving them is a good thing and that the group members are necessary, but you are also endangering everyone else. Personally, I wouldn't go a rescue because it's too risky.

4. In hiding in the bushes, the prophet discovers Sayid and Kristen August. The profit is informed when the dog detects Kristen's scent. Since the profit intends to kill Kristen, she must come out of hiding. The small boy kills the profit just as he is about to fire, and August goes on to kill the other men. The little child then ends his own life. She Is trying not to gaze at the profit or the arrow at her forehead, she concludes that the woods and sky should be her last sights. Realizing that this might be the final instance.

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