I think I read three points of view: Etta Hoffman's story, Luis Acocella's story and Nishimura's story.
I was intrigued by Etta Hoffman's storyline as I want to know what's happening with John Doe's record and why the world seems to have turned into chaos by the end of the chapter. I found it strange that everyones names are consistently referenced in full e.g. Etta Hoffman instead of just Etta.
I was slightly less intrigued by Luis Acocella's storyline but then the story seems to become disjointed and we are then following Nishimura's perspective on a boat with zombie like creatures.
I am not entirely sure what I just read!
I was intrigued by Etta Hoffman's storyline as I want to know what's happening with John Doe's record and why the world seems to have turned into chaos by the end of the chapter. I found it strange that everyones names are consistently referenced in full e.g. Etta Hoffman instead of just Etta.
I was slightly less intrigued by Luis Acocella's storyline but then the story seems to become disjointed and we are then following Nishimura's perspective on a boat with zombie like creatures.
I am not entirely sure what I just read!