Explain the anger that both Amari and Polly feel in relation to their food poisoning.

They are both saddened and frustrated by the weakness and loss of time that occurs as a result of their food poisoning. Polly is understandably angry at Amari's choices of food sources. Amari, though, is equally frustrated that Polly has been deferring to her to make all the choices, rather than attempting to help in some way.