Redemption In Station Eleven

The concept of relationships in Station Eleven is also a very important topic of discussion, because the whole narrative is based upon relationships, and how strong they really are when they come under the fire of adversity. From the Travelling Symphony to Arthur and Kirsten, relationships are the moral glue that keeps humanity from collapsing just as society has in this narrative. One of the most interesting qualities pertaining to the work is the universal concept of the redemptive nature. In the novel, the idea of redemption is being formed in two ways; that of “...The American post-apocalyptic ideal of recovery, and the British post-apocalyptic ideal of cultural imperialism” (Smith 3). The most striking relationship in the narrative