Tracy's Instructions
Tracy’s notes explain survival preparations and the food shortage, then direct surviving readers toward revenge at a marked location outside Atlanta.
Story so far
Tracy wrote instructions for opening the bunker gates if no one else remained and put the handwritten directions into Tracy's Storage Trunk. Her first note tells April and Remy to drink the prepared supplies.
Her letter explains the shortage of food and the plan to preserve fifteen people. It identifies the marked location outside Atlanta as the home of those responsible for the catastrophe and urges surviving readers to obtain justice through revenge. That identification and demand are Tracy’s account and instructions.
Appearance
Handwritten directions stored in a trunk, accompanied by a note and letter.
Role
Practical survival directions accompanied by Tracy’s explanation and appeal for revenge.
Relationships
Sources — 6 recorded facts, by chapter
- Tracy writes instructions for opening the bunker gates in case no one else remains.
- Tracy puts her handwritten instructions in the storage trunk.
- Tracy’s first note instructs April and Remy to drink the prepared supplies.
- Tracy’s letter explains the food shortage and the plan to preserve fifteen people.
- Tracy’s letter identifies the marked Atlanta location as the home of those responsible for the catastrophe.
- Tracy’s letter urges surviving readers to obtain justice through revenge.