Explain the visual imagery in this ad.

What is Unicef trying to say with this

image?

• 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

• 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

• “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”

• 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

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”

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!

TEST TOMORROW!!