ENVS 203 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Unapologetic, National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Katrina

• School: University of Oregon
• Department: Environmental Studies
• Course: ENVS 203
• Professor: Stephanie Le Menager

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There is a nastiness slowing in your shoes, something you shouldn"t step in. Call the hurricane something else, something not beautiful. Triumphant sun breaking through after the storm - unveils scabs. New orleans is filth - in shambles after the storm. No is in recovery - voice sounds like cigarettes. The broken heel on a drag queen"s scarlet slings. New orleans" difference, the way it stand out from other places. The city pretends to be listening while she grins with glint tooth. After all the destruction, she runs on as normal, and pretends to be sad for the loss of lives. When new orleans is remodeled it covers up everyone that died in the hurricane. Wiping your mind blind of the wife, the children. Low pressure area over the southeastern bahamas has become organised enough to be classified as a tropical depression twelve - national hurricane center. The hurricane (gray light) hovers over the ocean, and pulls up ocean life.