Alaska

Alaska
The aurora borealis can be seen from Alaska.
Language(s) Spoken:	English
Wikipedia Article

Alaska is one of the most remote states of the United States of America. Located close to the North Pole, much of Alaska is covered with ice and snow. Few people live in Alaska: with only 1.1 people per square mile, it is the least populated state in the U.S.

Notable Locations

• Alaskan facility
• Neshwa Indian Reservation

Notable Residents

Neshwa Indian Reservation

• A cop
• A bartender
• A wilderness tour guide
• A pair of male INS agents
• A tall lady INS agent
• A number of dam workers

Notable Visitors

• Mr. Bennet
• Hana Gitelman

Neshwa Indian Reservation

Town of Rowland

• Carla Klaus
• Marie Dunn
• Tim Pope
• Aaron Taylor
• Jeremy Woo

Rowland Dam

• Anna
• Lloyd Collins
• Tom Drake
• Sean Fallon
• Joseph Gallagher
• Ricardo Silva
• A dozen other Kill Squad members

About

Graphic Novel:Wireless, Part 2

Mr. Bennet takes Hana to the Alaskan tundra, where she is stunned by the aurora borealis. She spends several weeks at the Alaskan facility run by the Company. At long last, Hana realizes her powers, and communicates by sending electronic messages with her mind.

Graphic Novel:The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 1

Hana remembers her time in Alaska with Mr. Bennet. They rough it out in the tundra, braving snow, wind, and mountains. Hana perceives an influx of electronic communication which makes her sick. Frustrated and angry, she punches Mr. Bennet square in the nose, breaking his glasses.

Trivia

• The aurora borealis can often be seen from the Alaskan tundra.

Gallery

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  The Company operates a secret facility out of Alaska.
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  The AWI carries out research projects.
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  Mr. Bennet snowmobiles through the Alaskan tundra.
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  Hana believes no one can survive the rough environment of Alaska.
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  Hana's power makes her sick.
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  Frustrated Hana breaks Mr. Bennet's glasses

External Links

• State of Alaska Home Page
• AuroraHunter - pictures of the aurora borealis