Nuclear Weapon In Will Baker's Grace Period
Nuclear is a wonderful word if used in the legitimate way; in 2012 10% of the world's energy came from nuclear power plants, but if used in the most unpleasant way possible a god-awful situation can occur. In “Grace Period” by Will Baker a nuclear bomb is detonated in a suburban area in the United States of America. The article used to support this story is “Nuclear Weapons Effects” by John Pike. The man has had the fortuitous of being part a nuclear attack and he can expect nothing but death.
The catastrophically unfortunate man has the luck being part of history in this nuclear attack. At first he notices “that everything inflates for a moment,then shrinks” (Baker, 1989, p. 7) and then he feels it in his chest this is from the detention
The catastrophically unfortunate man has the luck being part of history in this nuclear attack. At first he notices “that everything inflates for a moment,then shrinks” (Baker, 1989, p. 7) and then he feels it in his chest this is from the detention