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Suzanne asked this question about Station Eleven:
It seemed as if it had become a tradition that if you killed someone, you tattooed a mark on your arm. Why would that have happened? Why would it be something you would want people to know about you?
Sabrina Gutierrez This part of the story really didn't make sense to me. If she didn't like killing, why did she get them? Was this some sort of social code that it was…mǰThis part of the story really didn't make sense to me. If she didn't like killing, why did she get them? Was this some sort of social code that it was required to tattoo yourself every time you killed someone? I wish there was some backstory to this, otherwise it seems like an unnecessary undertaking for someone who doesn't want to kill in the first place.(less)
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Station Eleven
by Emily St. John Mandel (ŷ Author)
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