text: You are incredibly relieved to join the other survivors who are leaving, which consists of Elizabeth Graves (Franklin Graves’s widow), her four children, Patrick Breen, his wife Margaret and their five children, two of James Reed’s children and three of the Donner’s children. Your group sets off and initially makes good progress before disaster strikes.
  
  
  Just a few days into the journey you are struck by a fierce snowstorm on open ground and are forced to huddle down below blankets: James Reed nearly collapses from the effort of making sure everyone is safe. Huddling together against the fierce cold you do your best. At one point during the storm it is discovered that Isaac Donner has died, slipping away so silently that the two girls huddled either side of him did not notice his death. In the midst of the cold the thought strikes you that the child must be buried.
  
  
  What do you do?
  
  
   
  > You stay with everyone else in the huddle
  By the time the storm ends you and virtually all the survivors are too exhausted to continue. James Reed makes the decision to press on anyway, carrying his children Patty and Thomas with him while Solomon Hook is strong enough to continue. The remaining thirteen of you are abandoned by Reed, who promises to go ahead, get supplies and send them back. Soon after they leave the storm kicks up again. Elizabeth Graves succumbs, turning on her side she flings her arm out in one last effort and lies still as the life leaves her. The rest of you huddle together and try to endure. Mrs Graves’s four (now orphaned) children can’t stop crying and beg you to drag their mother’s body away from them.
  
  
  What do you do?
  
  
   
  > You move Mrs Graves's body
  You move Mrs Graves’s body but the effort proves too much for you. Returning to the others you lie down with a sigh and do not get up again. Like the other dead your body will be cannibalised by the survivors.
  
  
   