National Convention
The Atlanta-area National Convention becomes the televised setting of the catastrophe, shortly after a girl sings the national anthem.
Story so far
Thurman wants Donald and Helen at the 2052 National Convention in Atlanta. Preparations place fifty state flags over fifty depressions at the nuclear containment facility, with farmers’ markets and live animals. Unprecedented crowds fill lower Fulton County for an event publicly presented as choosing a presidential candidate; a woman is expected to receive the nomination.
Fifty bowls hold the state gatherings, people, goods, and livestock. The anthem is scheduled for noon, and the jet flyover coincides with its end. Sirens sound over the speakers as flashes appear, and volunteers guide people into tents. Television coverage shows a girl singing the anthem on an Atlanta-area stage shortly before the catastrophe.
Role
The political gathering at the Atlanta-area site.
Sources — 13 recorded facts, by chapter
- The National Convention is due in a couple of years, and Thurman wants Donald and Helen there.
- Donald reports that the National Convention will be held in Atlanta.
- Preparations for the 2052 National Convention involve fifty state flags over fifty depressions at the nuclear containment facility.
- National Convention preparations include farmers’ markets and live animals.
- The National Convention draws unprecedented crowds to lower Fulton County.
- A woman is expected to win the presidential nomination at the convention.
- The convention’s national anthem is scheduled for noon.
- The convention is spread across fifty bowls containing state gatherings with people, goods, and livestock.
- A jet flyover coincides with the end of the national anthem.
- Air-raid sirens sound over the speakers as flashes appear.
- Volunteers guide people into tents after the blasts.
- The national convention in Atlanta is publicly presented as a party choosing its presidential candidate.
- A girl sings the national anthem on an Atlanta-area stage shortly before the televised catastrophe.