Survivor’s Quest

For any of them to survive on a out-of-door island, they would nourish to have the physical capacity to endure the harshness of the wilderness. They should too have the rational and emotional maturity to know when and how to help out and not be a burden to their group. They would have to learn how to stretch forth a air from their hassock zone. The first best choice would be Father Franz, and not only if because he is a priest. He has the physical strength to live in that kind of environment and he has a farming background which ordain be of great help in terms of a sustainable food production for the group.He would also be a salutary arsedidate to be the leader of the group and again, not just because he is a priest, but because of his being active in civil rights guarantees that he will be just and fair in relating with his islandmates. His being handsome also guarantees that his judgments will always be towards the good of them all not restricted by religious his biases . His being a priest even makes him a better moral uplifter for them the survivors. The next good choice would be Mr. Blake. He is an outdoors man so his knowledge and skills would be inbred for their survival.His construction experience will also become handy in making a shelter for them. His prejudices against blacks however superpower become a problem for them. Dr. Gonzalez may be an experienced doctor, a skill that would be of great value to all of them in the island. However, he is old, and has already lived a full life. Mr. Newton on the other hand, still has one socio-economic class to finish in med school. What he has acquire in school cannot compare to what Dr. Gonzalez has learned through years of medical practice. However, he is young and can still keep on learning.Provided that he did his homework back in school, what he has learned should be enough for him to be able to get over any ailments and injuries his co-survivors might acquire while they are at the island . He will suddenly be able to put what he has learned in practice. Therefore, Mr. Newton should be allowed on the sauceboat. The two children Jean Garcia and Bobby Dane should also be allowed on the boat. They are very young and should have the right to experience life. But at their age, for them to survive on the island, they would need their parents to corroborate them.It was not indicated specifically whether Mrs. Garcia is indeed Jeans mother. Assuming that she is, she might not have much to present in terms of recognition and regarding her past, unlike most of the other chances who has many achievements to enumerate, but she is Jeans mother, therefore she should be given the chance to raise her child the way she sees fit. Bobby on the other hand is a special case. His condition requires mortal to take premeditation of unconditionally him in pine terms. That role would be best fulfilled by his parents. His mother should be the best candidate for that.However, she is diabe tic. Her condition makes her very fragile especially in a remote island where she would not receive her proper treatment. She might not live long enough to take care of her son. Therefore his father, Dr. Dane should be allowed on the boat instead. He is physically healthy to live long enough to care for Bobby. For such a varied group of people to survive and live together on a remote island, they should all be fledged enough to disregard their religious and racial ideologies. They should learn to work and assemble with each other in order to live harmoniously.