Summary of Station Eleven: A Novel by Emily St. John Mandel | Key Point Breakdown & Analysis

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One winter night, the famous actor Arthur Leander dies onstage while performing as King Lear. One of the audiences, Jeevan Chaudhary, rushes up the stage and tries to revive him. When the paramedics arrive, he ends up comforting the young Kirsten Raymonde who witnesses the whole event. Afterwards, he walks home and receives a call from his friend Hua who works at the ER in Toronto General. Hua warns him about the Georgia Flu. Jeevan takes his advice and stocks up on food with his brother in his apartment.

The Georgia Flu spreads worldwide and kills about ninety-nine percent of the human population. This marks the end of human civilization and the beginning of a new era. An era without electricity, gasoline, air travel, shops, or even boundaries between countries.

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