Neighbors: 'The Seventh Man' By Haruki Murakami

It takes neighbors and friends to emotionally survive a natural disaster. Neighbors can be their first to console you and help you find your family. For example in ¨The Seventh Man¨ by Haruki Murakami his short story he speaks of how the natural disaster scarred the main character emotionally and how after telling his story he was finally relieved and realized his friend wasn't mad. Or how soldiers bond together like a family in ¨The Moral Logic of Survival Guilt¨ by Nancy Sherman an editorial, about keeping each other safe and how they feel guilty when they can't save each other. Then in the podcast ¨The Key to Disaster Survival? Friends and Neighbors¨ by Shankar Vedantam, one of the examples the podcast speaks about is a man giving his generator to someone to help save his father live. Granted the reader might say it takes rescue crews or psychologist to survive emotionally. Neighbors help so much since they live so close neighbors and family help so much to help emotionally.
Families and Neighbors are often lost or die in disasters and often the living family member is left to find those members. Other neighbors help to get their family out like in ¨The Key to Disaster Survival? Friends and Neighbors¨. Having a sense of community helps this bond and help save more families and friends shown in ¨The Moral Logic of Survival Guilt¨. In¨ The Moral Logic of Survivor Guilt¨ and ¨ The Key to Disaster Survival? Friends and Neighbors,¨ there are many examples of how friends and family help survive