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Greetings and Salutations
REMEMBER: some characters landed on the beach, others in the jungle!
RUTH HALL
Ruth was buckled into her seat and fiddling with her cell phone, there was suppose to be WiFi on her plane but she was furious at the lousy signal. She groaned out of frustration and stretched out in her seat. “Ugh what the hell.” She murmured. Typically she’d be riding her own private jet from shoot to shoot but on this occasion she was being paid from and up and coming designer and leave it to her manager to not read the contract carefully. The dunce didn’t include jet transportation as a requirement in the paper work! Ruth would of fired him on the spot but she’s not an idiot. Then she would lose the opportunity and that’s a negative to her reputation of always being one step ahead in the fashion industry. Wasn’t gonna happen.
She powdered her face and touched up her lipgloss. “Wasn’t my champagne bottomless?” She scorned “So why is my glass empty?” She hissed for a flight attendants attention. Her complexion reddening with frustration. No jet, no cellphone, no champagne. Literally nothing was worse than this in her mind! Ruth rubbed her temples, all this was making her head screech.
It wasn’t stopping. It wasn’t her.
The sounds of screams terrorized the plane and air masks fell from the ceiling. Ruth strapped hers to her face and gripped her seat as tight as she could, this couldn’t be happening, not to her! Sounds of ripping and shredding muffled the screams. The plane was swarming erratically and that’s when it broke in half.
Ruth winced in pain from all the cuts and bruises on her body. She witnessed all the tragedy around her, she sobbed. Unsure of what to do, she shook as she unbuckled her seat belt and ripped the mask from her face. Ruth stepped over the bodies and managed through the shards of glass, metal, and smoke. Fear overwhelmed her and panic was setting in. Ruth sucked in heavy breaths and tears ran down her face.
There was no front of the plane and others around her noticed too, she hardly thought about that there were other survivors, she had lived. Ruth fell out of the plane and on to the sand of earth. It was hot and hurt her small cuts all over. A loud scream came out of her.
“Where am I???” She yelled. “Hello!”
RUTH HALL
Ruth was buckled into her seat and fiddling with her cell phone, there was suppose to be WiFi on her plane but she was furious at the lousy signal. She groaned out of frustration and stretched out in her seat. “Ugh what the hell.” She murmured. Typically she’d be riding her own private jet from shoot to shoot but on this occasion she was being paid from and up and coming designer and leave it to her manager to not read the contract carefully. The dunce didn’t include jet transportation as a requirement in the paper work! Ruth would of fired him on the spot but she’s not an idiot. Then she would lose the opportunity and that’s a negative to her reputation of always being one step ahead in the fashion industry. Wasn’t gonna happen.
She powdered her face and touched up her lipgloss. “Wasn’t my champagne bottomless?” She scorned “So why is my glass empty?” She hissed for a flight attendants attention. Her complexion reddening with frustration. No jet, no cellphone, no champagne. Literally nothing was worse than this in her mind! Ruth rubbed her temples, all this was making her head screech.
It wasn’t stopping. It wasn’t her.
The sounds of screams terrorized the plane and air masks fell from the ceiling. Ruth strapped hers to her face and gripped her seat as tight as she could, this couldn’t be happening, not to her! Sounds of ripping and shredding muffled the screams. The plane was swarming erratically and that’s when it broke in half.
Ruth winced in pain from all the cuts and bruises on her body. She witnessed all the tragedy around her, she sobbed. Unsure of what to do, she shook as she unbuckled her seat belt and ripped the mask from her face. Ruth stepped over the bodies and managed through the shards of glass, metal, and smoke. Fear overwhelmed her and panic was setting in. Ruth sucked in heavy breaths and tears ran down her face.
There was no front of the plane and others around her noticed too, she hardly thought about that there were other survivors, she had lived. Ruth fell out of the plane and on to the sand of earth. It was hot and hurt her small cuts all over. A loud scream came out of her.
“Where am I???” She yelled. “Hello!”