Randy Bragg in Alas Babylon
Randy Bragg, the protagonist of Pat Frank’s Alas, Babylon, is a young man who reallyhas no direction in life when he is first introduced in the novel. He has a casual approach to life and cares more about himself than anyone or anything else. After “The Day”, however, Randy learns to care more about the well-being of the community and becomes a selfless hero. This is shown through his realization of the problem at hand, his take-charge attitude, and the growing love for his new “family”. In the novel, Randy is one of the first characters to realize after “The Day”, the only way to survive is to discard his casual approach to life and totally reinvent himself.
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Approximate Word count = 463
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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