<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="text-decoration: underline">Angela "Angie" Palmer</span><br/><br/>If Angela had been nervous before, she was now terrified. That was not something normal. The plane shouldn't be shaking, dropping, and the lights should not be going out. That was wrong, very wrong. Something bad was going to happen, Angie was sure. <br/><br/>When the air masks dropped, so did Angie's heart. What the hell was going on? Placing her mask over her face with trembling hands, Angela closed her eyes and started praying silently. <br/><br/>She was too scared to even think about anything other than that the plane was gonna crash, fall, or whatever. The girl's eyes snapped open when she heard a soft crackling sound.<br/><br/>“Ladies and gentlemen, this is your pilot”, a voice started, barely audible above a loud crackling sound. “You will find life vests under your seats. Please, remove them from their packaging and…”. The voice broke in crackling sounds when the plane dropped a little more. “...put them on… prepare for water landing…”. The crackling became too loud for anything to be heard, and the pilot’s voice faded.<br/><br/>A flight attendant - her eyes wide in fear - stood at the front of the airplane, trying not to freak out. “We are going to land in the water”, she started, her voice taking a high pitch. “Please, put on your life vests, keep your seat belts fastened, and help those around you who can not put their own, such as chil…”.<br/><br/>The flight attendant’s voice faded when the plane started shaking violently. She sat down on the area reserved for the flight attendants and fastened her seat belt, closing her eyes. A deafening silence filled the plane, before the silence turned to noise. Horrifying noise. The sound of metal screeching and luggage falling off the overhead compartments filled the aircraft, and lasted until that large metal monster crashed onto the sea.<br/><br/>Unlike what was to be expected, there was no movement to help everyone out of the plane. Some people seemed to be moving, though, but not to a regular exit. Angela unfastened her seatbelt and moved to see what was going on. Once again, she felt her heart drop. People are exiting the plane through… a hole. And they were dropping right into water. Should she move too? Should she try and stay in the plane? Would it sink, or something? The girl was standing there, frozen in place, and tried to get her mind to get unstuck and allow her to move.</div>