Abraham Lopez Going Gone Analysis
Going Gone by Abraham Lopez
An American, and former agent for the United States, assassinated Prime Minister Saiid, a liked and well-respected Muslim leader. The assassin was shot and killed by the person who hired him and who then turned his body over to the mob for desecration and mutilation after hanging above the American Embassy.
Kurt Ramis, former Assistant Director of the CIA, presently retired, and suffering with cancer, feared that there would be retaliation. He told his son to take his family and leave for his well-stocked cabin in Montana and he would join them there. He felt that if things were still going, recovery was possible. Once it was gone, that was it. There was no turning back. With his son and family on the way to safety and feeling he had done all he could and knowing that he would die a long and painful death from his cancer, he killed his dead wife’s dog and then committed suicide.
Tremon was on his way to meet his friends when he was stopped by a stranger who offered him a large sum of money ($1,500) to take him to one of New York’s buildings. They began walking along 42nd Street. The stranger would stop every so often by a light pole, open a flap on the side of the suitcase he was carrying for a few seconds, close it, then proceed down …show more content…
Plans were to have vast numbers of Chinese soldiers gaining access to our Western Coast by way of container ships (ships used to transport goods). The U.S. had developed and released into various water supplies in China a highly contagious virus among the Oriental people. It mutated into an airborne and even more deadly virus. The soldiers on the container ships were contaminated prior to leaving China and were either dead or dying before reaching our shores. Remnants of Americans slowly began to put society back together again, but the U.S. was no longer and would never be a world
An American, and former agent for the United States, assassinated Prime Minister Saiid, a liked and well-respected Muslim leader. The assassin was shot and killed by the person who hired him and who then turned his body over to the mob for desecration and mutilation after hanging above the American Embassy.
Kurt Ramis, former Assistant Director of the CIA, presently retired, and suffering with cancer, feared that there would be retaliation. He told his son to take his family and leave for his well-stocked cabin in Montana and he would join them there. He felt that if things were still going, recovery was possible. Once it was gone, that was it. There was no turning back. With his son and family on the way to safety and feeling he had done all he could and knowing that he would die a long and painful death from his cancer, he killed his dead wife’s dog and then committed suicide.
Tremon was on his way to meet his friends when he was stopped by a stranger who offered him a large sum of money ($1,500) to take him to one of New York’s buildings. They began walking along 42nd Street. The stranger would stop every so often by a light pole, open a flap on the side of the suitcase he was carrying for a few seconds, close it, then proceed down …show more content…
Plans were to have vast numbers of Chinese soldiers gaining access to our Western Coast by way of container ships (ships used to transport goods). The U.S. had developed and released into various water supplies in China a highly contagious virus among the Oriental people. It mutated into an airborne and even more deadly virus. The soldiers on the container ships were contaminated prior to leaving China and were either dead or dying before reaching our shores. Remnants of Americans slowly began to put society back together again, but the U.S. was no longer and would never be a world