1. On the Beach and The Road
On the other hand, the progression in McCarthy's story aligns with a father and his son's valiant quest to survive, which is almost constantly thwarted with new dangers. ... The immediate problems of the father and son are hunger, thirst and coldness, which cause all of their faculties to be devoted to survival. ... Devoting to work as his salvation, Peter attempts to salvage society and his sanity by continuing on with his career and raising his daughter earnestly with his wife, Mary during the outbreak. When the couple must consider euthanizing their daughter, Mary displays stron...
- Word Count: 1772
- Approx Pages: 7
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: Undergraduate