On page 154, Louie wondered about how he and the other two men on the raft with him were different. They were all three veterans of the same training and the same crash but they differed radically. In what ways were they different? Provide two details.
All three men were young and able-bodied, veterans of the same training, experiencing the same hardships and traumas, yet Louie and Phil remained optimistic while Mac was hopeless, seemingly doomed by his pessimism.
