Section Five.

I am pretty shocked that Eli and his father are even still alive. They have been through so much, starvation, and cruelty, they were very brave and strong through out this whole thing. Especially when they had to run about fifteen miles, with them already being skinny and on the verge of death. I didn't quite understand how the little boy was playing his violin and laying underneath and on top of dead and/or dieing people. It would of been great pain to have to lie underneath people all crammed up in that little space, gasping for air, and three days without food or water. I do not see how they did not figure it out early to eat the snow, cause its water, but it would of been a little weird to watch the prisoners eating snow off of each others backs. I believe that the Russians are about to come and rescue all of them. Also, if I was Eli I would feel so bad knowing that the prisoners in the hospital got rescued two days after they had evacuated. But if I was in Eli's situation I would of probably kept going with the others, cause there was a good chance that the patients would of been put in the chambers. But I do think that Eli will make it out with his dad in the end.