Parts 1-5 "The Run"

Front

What is the main reason the young men find their decisions risky in 'The Run'?

Back

They might encounter more 'crazed people' wherever they go.

Front

What evidence suggests Anna's wound is worsening in 'The Run'?

Back

The gash deepened into an unnatural shade of purple.

Front

What indicates that the people Mac and Dennis saw were not 'completely human'?

Back

They were described as 'crazed' and had 'wild eyes.'

Front

What does The Muskrat mean when he says the disease is 'real bad'?

Back

The disease is very contagious, and doctors have not found a cure.

Front

What conclusion does Mac draw about Anna based on the footprints?

Back

Mac thinks Anna may have become a zombie.

Front

What is a key theme in 'The Run'?

Back

Survival in a dangerous and unpredictable environment.

Front

How does the setting influence the characters' decisions in 'The Run'?

Back

The abandoned small towns and dangerous big cities create a sense of urgency and fear.

Front

What role does trust play in the characters' journey in 'The Run'?

Back

Trust is crucial as they must decide whether to rely on others, like Anna.

Front

What does the description of Anna's wound symbolize in the story?

Back

It symbolizes the physical and emotional toll of their journey.

Front

How do the characters' experiences reflect the concept of fear in 'The Run'?

Back

Fear drives their decisions and shapes their interactions with others.