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Chapters 39, 40, 41 and 42 Summary
Everything is going so well, with Americans happier than they have ever been, when disease strikes. People start dying in the millions from the Albanian Flu, and in Manhattan from the Green Death. It marks the end of a nation, though various Dukedoms and Kingdoms spring up. Otherwise, it is simply a nation of families. During one extremely heavy gravity day, Machu Picchu, and all its condominiums, tumbles down the Andes and into the sea. More and more people paint pictures of the kidnapped Jesus. News comes to the White House for a while, but staff members there are dying quickly. Calls became more and more infrequent until communications faded away and Wilbur's presidency was forgotten, thus over. His biggest worry is that his supply tri-benzo-Deportamil has almost run out. All the staff members finally die or move out except for...
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This section contains 878 words (approx. 3 pages at 400 words per page) |