
Originally Posted by
gpwelding1
Survivalist, I understand where you’re coming from on this. And I respect the opinions you have expressed.
But I must disagree.
To say Morgan never wanted for anything and experienced no hardships is simply not true.
I will offer some examples.
1) The first hardship would be having to walk 250 miles to get home to your family. It’s easy to talk about. But walking 250 miles with just what you can carry to sustain you, not an easy thing to do.
2) Having to take a human life (3 times in the first few days)
3) Being shot in the head by friendly fire while trying to escape the group from the night before.
4) having their gas stolen after dropping Jess off and having to get it back.
5) once home having to “deal” with Pat and her crew.
6) having his daughter,Regie and himself shot during the cookout.
7) having to flee his home with his family to the cabins on the river.
8) Regie shot and killed
9) ran out of toilet paper. Had to use rags
10) no running water at the cabins
11) DHS destroyed his home
12) started running low on food. Had to scavenge through abandoned homes for food left behind.
13) had to fight a wildfire that threatened to burn their homes.
14) Jeff is killed
15)another daughter is blown up when the bomb goes off.
16)men try to abduct his daughters
17) Morgan is shot a third time
18) Bobbie is killed
19) has to help in the final attack on DHS with his daughter by his side.
20) No AC.
Florida summers are brutal!
I didn’t list everything, just those off the top of my head. And I would definitely consider those hardships and wanting for things.
don't forget almost running out of sweet tea!
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