No one even bothers to try and think up any kind of plan on how to survive because they are all sure that somehow, Talbot will pull their asses out of the fire. Brendan even pays for his abandonment of Talbot and the questioning of Talbot's leadership with his life.
Even Alex and Paul, who have decided to travel in a different direction than Talbot, in order to find their families and avoid Eliza's clutches, spend their time chastising themselves for leaving Talbot, while talking about how amazing the trained marine is and alternately angsting about their disloyalty for abandoning Talbot in his hour of need. Everyone around Talbot exists to constantly prop him up, and follow his lead. Michael Talbot continues to be an epic Gary Stu. I am telling you right now Fangs readers, you owe me one. I cannot believe I made it through all three hundred and fifty-five pages of this novel.
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