Asked by k.
After which of these events does “By the Waters of Babylon” most likely take place?
A
a great flood
B
a violent bank robbery
C
a destructive war
D
a deadly tornado
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The story is set after a civilization-ending disaster — the narrator explores the ruined "Place of the Gods" (clearly the remains of a modern city) and refers to "the great burning" and other signs of widespread destruction, indicating a destructive war rather than a flood, robbery, or tornado.
The story is set after a civilization-ending disaster — the narrator explores the ruined "Place of the Gods" (clearly the remains of a modern city) and refers to "the great burning" and other signs of widespread destruction, indicating a destructive war rather than a flood, robbery, or tornado.
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