Many people think Congressmen Trent and Fellows died in the catastrophe at the end of Debt of Honor. This is simply not true, as can be seen by reading the book.Trent and Fellows were with Ryan and his family at the time of the explosion. Ryan survived; the Congressmen survived. Quoting from Debt of Honor: “‘Let’s go!’ Andrea Price screamed before anyone else, and with that, the agents lifted every member of the family, carrying- dragging them back to the Longworth Building, leaving the two House members to catch up on their own.” This *clearly* shows the Congressmen were alive after the explosion.Quoting further: “‘What the hell was that?’ Sam Fellows gasped…” “Trent and Fellows just watched, waving the others on their way.
Many people think Congressmen Trent Fellows died in the catastrophe at the end of Debt of Honor. This is simply not true, as can be seen by reading the book. Trent and Fellows were with Ryan and his family at the time of the explosion. Ryan survived; the Congressmen survived. Quoting from Debt of Honor: “‘Let’s go!’ Andrea Price screamed before anyone else, and with that, the agents lifted every member of the family, carrying- dragging them back to the Longworth Building, leaving the two House members to catch up on their own.” This *clearly* shows the Congressmen were alive after the explosion. Quoting further: “‘What the hell was that?’ Sam Fellows gasped…” “Trent and Fellows just watched, waving the others on their way.” Furthermore, in Executive Orders, during the funeral scene in EO (page 95), the news commentators say the following: “What do we really know about Mr. Ryan?” “Not much,” the commentator admitted. “His government service has been almost exclusively in CIA. He has t