Distress Signals and Missed Opportunities

This chapter explores the critical moments of damage control aboard the Titanic as distress signals are sent in a desperate attempt to alert nearby ships, particularly the Californian. It highlights the confusion and poor decision-making that led to a failure in communication, ultimately resulting in tragic consequences. The discussion intertwines humor and critique regarding the actions of the Californian's crew, emphasizing the implications of their inaction during the disaster.