1. Explain the visual imagery in this ad. What is Unicef trying to say with this image?

2. Four month jump How are our characters changing? (daily activities, health, etc.) Randy: shaves with a knife, misses music and coffee, not drinking, “felt better than before The Day” Celebrating the little things (no taxes, alimony) Dan’s payment system Rotating car batteries with the radio

3. Radiation poisoning (not delayed fallout, not “contagious”) Alice – feels important and valued Marines Park Race is changing (buying from whites and blacks equally, “since neither worked, the signs were meaningless”) Easter services – coming together as a community

4. “If man retained his faith in God, he might also retain his faith in man” Rumors of who won the war Randy considers trading the whiskey for honey instead of coffee, but Jim gives Randy the honey for free Pistolville “In four months, we have regressed 4000 years”

5. Randy and Rita People down the road killed her dog The Hernandez house – what does this reveal about Pete and Rita? Bought a Jag for a case of beans, three bottles of ketchup and 6 cans of deviled ham Porky’s “hot” jewelry from Miami “His hands were buried up to his forearm in treasure” People don’t believe that something you can’t see can kill you – “Poison” Highwaymen

6. Chapter 9 Randy pulls out his gun to get Porky buried and later finds out he has the legal right to do so The Mayor Corn Whiskey Helen’s delusion “If I grow up…” Natural resources (mushrooms, wild onions) Iron rations “It was a wolf”

7. Chapter 10 Typhoid outbreak (“Typhoid was the unwelcome, evil twin sister of any disaster in which the water supply was destroyed or polluted.”) Dan is attacked Randy takes control under martial law Randy borrows Rita’s grocery truck for his attack on the highwaymen Engagement!

8. T EST T OMORROW !!