Chaos and Inequity Aboard the Titanic

This chapter explores the systemic failures and chaos during the Titanic's sinking, focusing on the struggles of third-class passengers and their unfamiliarity with the ship's layout. It details the lack of clear evacuation signage and the crew's challenges in maintaining order amidst panic. Personal stories illustrate the desperate circumstances faced by those attempting to escape, highlighting issues of prejudice and the contrasting moral values of the time.