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1. Overall, loved the trilogy and would absolutely recommend it. Great prose and character development. Okay pacing, sometimes too fast and often it dragged, but I loved the detail and it was worth the reads.
   
2. Peter’s ending was tragic and so incredibly sad. “Betrayal” (as it was put) was a suitable description of what Amy did to him. Maybe romantic to some, but not merciful.
   

2.1 At the end of The Passage, Amy alludes to what Peter “is” (and that Alicia probably knew too), but we never really find out. As far as I know, until the very end he’s still just an ordinary human. He obviously had a gift that made him immune to telepathic control (e.g. from Lila), but it’s never called out or expanded on. So what’s the deal there?

1. Hated Alicia’a ending. Such a strong character and even though her body was messed up, nothing about how she went out made it okay. Struck me as cheap, unwarranted shock value. I get that she wanted to be with Rose, but as for so many others in pain, life must go on.
   
2. Looking forward to hearing more about Michael in a future installment if we get that. Otherwise, I’m still okay where it left us. Leaves things to our imagination.
   
3. Why did they scuttle the ship?! There were centuries of technology lost, sending humanity back to the Stone Age (an exaggeration, but still).
   

5.1 How on Earth did the life boat from the Borgensfjord make it to the island? I thought the original crew wasn’t even close.

1. Why did nobody send a scouting party from the island to North America with the understanding of it being a one-way trip? The findings could be radio’d back to an airship without risking any infection. Amy wouldn’t have to be left alone for so long as to have gone borderline senile.
   
2. The closure was phenomenal moving forward ~900 years. The connection to First Family, and a telepathic connection to Amy. The religious movement around it and the skepticism of history. I think the survivors would have written more of their history down (Hollis said they’d have to make more books), but other than that, I loved everything about it.
   
3. A stylistic thing that I noticed: in the first paragraph to a lot of sections, you have to guess who Cronin is talking about and once you realize it, I often had to go back and re-read it after finding out. At first it was annoying, but then sometimes it was a fun game to figure it out along the way and I got used to it.
   

Drive-Up/Walk-Up In-Person Absentee Procedure

1. If you have your own ballpoint pen to use, please wave it at the absentee clerk as they approach you at a drive-up/walk-up absentee voting site. The absentee clerk will be wearing a reflective vest and a face mask.
2. The absentee clerk will give you an absentee envelope to fill out on a clipboard that is disinfected after each use.
3. The absentee clerk will need to check your voter ID. You may hold your ID up to your window for the absentee clerk to see.
4. Once you mark your ballot, you will seal it in the absentee envelope.
5. You will sign your envelope in the presence of the absentee clerk. The absentee clerk will sign as your witness.
6. At the end of the drive-up/walk-up voting shift for the day, your absentee will be brought to the Clerk's Office in a courier bag with a tamper-evident seal. The unique serial number on the tamper-evident seal is documented on a chain-of-custody form, as is the number of absentee envelopes sealed in the courier bag.
7. The Clerk's Office will verify the serial number on the tamper-evident seal, and the number of absentee envelopes sealed inside the courier bag.
8. Your absentee will remain sealed in its envelope and secure in the Clerk's Office until it is delivered to your polling place to be processed on Election Day.
9. On Election Day, the poll workers at your polling place will check your envelope into the poll book, and will feed your ballot into the tabulator to be counted.

Drive-Up/Walk-Up In-Person Absentee Voting Locations

The following dates, hours, and locations are confirmed:
City Clerk's Office210 Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard #103October 20-November 18 a.m. - 7 p.m. weekdays, 1-5 Saturdays, 1-5 Sundays
Goodman South Madison Library2222 S. Park StreetOctober 20-3112-6 weekdays, 1-4 Saturdays Line up on to the right of the line of cones parallel with Park Street facing the library.
Lakeview Library2845 N. Sherman AvenueOctober 20-3112-6 weekdays, 1-4 Saturdays
Meadowridge Library5726 Raymond RoadOctober 20-3112-6 weekdays, 1-4 Saturdays
Pinney Library516 Cottage Grove RoadOctober 20-3112-6 weekdays, 1-4 Saturdays
Hawthorne Library2707 E. Washington AvenueOctober 20-3112-6 weekdays, 1-4 Saturdays
Alicia Ashman Library - NO APPOINTMENTS REMAINING733 N High Point RoadOctober 20-31All appointment slots for Alicia Ashman have been filled through October 31.Hours available for appointments: 12-6 weekdays, 1-4 Saturdays
Sequoya Library4340 Tokay BoulevardOctober 20-3112-6 weekdays, 1-4 Saturdays
Tent at UW-Madison Memorial Union\*800 Langdon StreetOctober 20-3011 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Tent at UW-Madison Union South*1308 W. Dayton StreetOctober 20-3011 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Tent at UW-Madison Student Activity Center\333 East Campus MallOctober 20-3011 a.m.- 6 p.m.\= inside Memorial Union if weather is bad
Edgewood CollegeOutside of Predolin Hall (or inside at Phil's dining area if weather is bad)959 Edgewood College DrOctober 26-3010am - 2pm
Madison College Truax Campus Human & Protective Services Building1701 Pearson StreetWeekdays October 20-3010 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Madison College South CampusCafeteria/designated parking in lot behind the building2429 Perry StreetWeekdays October 20-3010 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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https://www.cityofmadison.com/clerk/elections-voting/voting/vote-absentee/in-person-absentee-voting-hours-and-locations
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Ballot Drop-Off Sites with a Witness Available

A poll worker wearing a high visibility vest will be present outside the following locations to accept your absentee ballot and to serve as your witness, if needed, at the following locations (weather permitting). Voters who need a witness should bring their blank ballot and absentee certificate envelope from home.

City Clerk's Office

210 Martin Luther King Jr BlvdWeekdays, September 22 - November 2, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Library Dream Bus

Look for the poll worker alongside the Library Dream Bus at these locations, only at the times listed:

• 7933 Tree Lane, Mondays in Sept & Oct, 12-12:45 p.m.
• The Crossings, 1128 Morraine View Dr, Mondays in Sept & Oct,1-2 p.m.
• ReNew, 6723 Schroeder Rd, Mondays in Sept & Oct, 2:15-3:15 p.m.
• Leopold Elementary School, 2602 Post Rd, Tuesdays in Sept & Oct, 11 a.m. - noon
• Bridge - Lakepoint - Waunona Community Center, 1917 Lake Point Dr, Tuesdays in Sept & Oct, 12:15-1:15 p.m.
• Mendota Elementary School, 4002 School Rd, Wednesdays in Sept & Oct, 1-2 p.m.
• Kennedy Heights Community Center, 199 Kennedy Heights, Wednesdays in Sept & Oct, 2:15-3:15 p.m.
• Oak Park Terrace, 571 Branding Ln, Wednesdays in Sept & Oct, 3:30-4 p.m.
• Sandburg Elementary School, 4114 Donald Dr, Thursdays in Sept & Oct, 11:30 a.m. - noon
• East Madison Community Center, 8 Straubel Ct, Thursdays in Sept & Oct, 2-2:30 p.m.
• Allied Drive Learning Center, 2237 Allied Dr, Fridays in Sept & Oct, 1-1:45 p.m.
• Owl Creek, 23 Horned Owl Dr, Fridays in Sept & Oct, 2:15-3 p.m.

Any in-person absentee voting site

October 20 - November 1Check locations and hours.

Your own polling place on Election Day

Tuesday, November 3, 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.
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Ballot Drop-Off Sites with a Without A Witness Available

Absentee Ballot Drop Boxes

You may return your ballot via drop box until 5 p.m. Monday, November 2. If returning your absentee ballot on Election Day, please take it directly to your polling location.📷

• Fire Station 1: 316 W Dayton St
  • Box is located just east of the main driveway.
• Fire Station 2: 421 Grand Canyon Dr
  • Box is located on west side of Grand Teton Pkwy before the station’s back driveway.
• Fire Station 3: 1217 Williamson St
  • Box is located in small garden just outside station front door. Walk-up traffic only.
• Fire Station 4: 1437 Monroe St
  • Box is located just east of driveway right across from the badger at Camp Randall. Just beneath the Madison: Solar America City sign.
• Fire Station 5: 4418 Cottage Grove Rd
  • Box is located on Atlas Ave between the bus stop and the station’s back driveway.
• Fire Station 6: 825 W Badger Rd
  • Box is located behind station on west side of Perry St just south of Madison College driveway.
• Fire Station 8: 3945 Lien Rd
  • Box is located east of station on east side of Parkside Dr.
• Fire Station 9: 201 N Midvale Blvd
  • Box is located behind station on west side of Meadow Ln.
• Fire Station 10: 1517 Troy Dr
  • Box is located on north side of station near the intersection of Troy Dr and Hanover St.
• Fire Station 11: 4011 Morgan Way
  • Box is located behind station on east side of Crossing Pl between station driveway and intersection of Crossing Pl and Nelson Rd.
• Fire Station 12: 400 South Point Rd
  • Box is located just north of station on South Point Rd near intersection of South Point Rd and Briar Haven Dr.
• Fire Station 13: 6350 Town Center Dr
  • Box is located just east of station driveway on north side of Town Center Dr.
• Fire Station 14: 3201 Dairy Dr
  • Box is located just north of station driveway near intersection of Dairy Dr and Prairie Dock Dr.
• Elver Park Shelter: 1250 McKenna Blvd
  • Box is located in island of the circle drive near the park shelter.

https://www.cityofmadison.com/clerk/elections-voting/voting/vote-absentee/ballot-drop-off-sites
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Questions?
Check with the City Clerk's office at (608) 266-4601 or on line
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Check your voting status: https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/