Mark's Alas Babylon

I think what you said in your first paragraph is very interesting. You made a good point that it is harder for one person to make a change compared to a group of people. I think this has been shown throughout different literature. In Alas Babylon, Mark sends his wife and children to live with his survivalist brother. Throughout the novel, the group continues to grow and strive. The group ultimately choses to stay as a group at the end of the novel. I found this interesting because when you think of movies or book, whenever a person is alone, something bad or harmful usually happens. Strength usually comes in numbers. This can be looked at in a positive or negative way. For example, the Nazi party can be considered as a group of people who established