Carrie laughed a little when Norman said he had never taught his students about escaping an elevator but he'd might need to reconsider it give their current situation.<br/><br/>"I think you should. You never know when you need that type of knowledge."<br/><br/>She wished she suddenly had a far more exciting then working as an office receptionist. Maybe if she had been a cop, or a spy, or even an acrobat they would be able to get out of this elevator a lot sooner. Despite her rising panic of being trapped in the elevator, Carrie had never been a fan of small spaces, she returned Norman's smile with a small one of her own and laughed at his pun. Her smile more natural because, for a moment, she wasn't thinking about her small case of claustrophobia.<br/><br/>"Perhaps after we escape, we can get a cup of coffee."<br/><br/>She suggested. Caffeine might help her nerves calm down. Plus, Norman the teacher seemed like a nice guy. She certainly didn't seem the harm of sharing a cup of coffee with him. She was already sharing the stopped elevator with him. Her blue eyes followed his fingers as he tried to reach up to touch the ceiling. There was one part of the ceiling that looked different then rest. Norman was taller then her and if he couldn't reach it, there was no point of Carrie trying to get on her own tip toes and attempting to reach it. She nodded her head when he suggested boosting her up.<br/><br/>"Yeah, I can-"<br/><br/>She said she could try to reach it when the elevator swayed and jolted as it started up again. She had to grab the side of it so she didn't looe her balance. Carrie smiled in relief that they were moving and soon she would be out of it.<br/><br/>"That's good. I don't have to attempt to be an acrobat today after all."<br/><br/>Nor did Carrie have to try to figure out of she would be able to help Norman up through the escape hatch. She put the video game in her purse and waited patiently for the elevator to reach the forth floor but her relief of not being trapped didn't last long. She heard the screaming and cautiously followed Norman out of the elevator. Her face was full of confusion as she saw people screaming, shouting, and running all in one direction. A very different atmosphere then the mall had been when she had entered the elevator.<br/><br/>"Very weird."<br/><br/>She replied to Norman, tightening her grip on her purse strap. She automatically turned her head to the direction of the smack. Carrie frowned at the figures that looked like they were covered in blood and wearing very tattered clothes. It looked like the group belonged at a Halloween party or in a horror movie.<br/><br/>"What the-"<br/><br/>She gasped in horror and covered her mouth with her hand when she saw one of group flip over the person that they had been trampling and bite him. If not for Norman, Carrie would have just stood there, frozen in her horror at what she was seeing. She was seeing a person tear another person's neck outt, like a lion tore out its prey's neck to kill it. Luckily for her, Norman was here, and his voice snapped her out of her shock.<br/><br/>"You're right."<br/><br/>She replied, it was safe to stay here. She looked at the people running for their lives and told Norman.<br/><br/>"There's too many people going that direction, we need to find a different way out."<br/><br/>Her panic had returned but it was worse now. Being eaten by some crazy cannibals was a lot worse then being stuck on an elevator. The elevator didn't seem as bad now. She saw an emergency exit sign and pointed at it.<br/><br/>"Let's try that way."<br/><br/>She suggested to Norman.