Summary

In Chapter 5, Henry called Jill as soon as he was allowed to use a phone. He was quarantined in a tent for 14 days, though he had shown no signs of illness yet. He admitted he was crazy because he felt like he needed to be leading the teams researching the illness instead of being stuck in a tent. Even while quarantined, Henry tried to make himself useful by brainstorming with Marco Perella, his second in command, as to what the disease might be and how it was spread.

In Chapter 6, after Henry was released from quarantine, he addressed all of those working at the camp. He noted a formation of geese flying overhead. He pointed out that each goose had a distinct job in the formation, making the jobs of the other geese easier. He said that he planned for them to...