Zone One: Week 3

I was hoping for more action in the third reading, but alas.... more talking. I mean yeah more talking! Ah, who am i kidding? I hate the book so far. They writing is becoming even more detailed and the story is barely moving along. We do learn more about Mark and his three different stories he tells people so they don't get to really know him, he still doesn't trust anyone, and even though they are his family now, he can't be vulnerable.  We start to see people leaving left and right too we don't hear from the, again at all. What happened to them? Why does Whitehead add this aspect to the story? I really think its because it shows that's nothing is permanent and people will die around you if you don't keep moving.