FLASHCARD / OSCAR<br/><br/>A woman, impeccably dressed and impossibly well kempt given the devastation behind her. She holds a microphone as she looks directly into the camera. A building lying in rubble is visible over her shoulder, individuals working on the wreckage with power tools.<br/><br/>"This is Suzie Dawson for CNN news in earthquake stricken Chile. We are at the site of what appears to be a collapsed apartment building ... I'm sorry? Oh, an office building," she says, pressing her finger against an ear piece. "Behind me are work crews, frantically attempting to rescue survivors trapped within. We also have a member of the American super team, the Freedom Force on site."<br/><br/>The camera tracks away from Dawson and focuses on the wreckage, where a group of men, covered in dust and ash, are gazing into a hole in the wreckage. The camera view wafts out of focus for a moment as the cameraman zooms in on the dark hole, picture clarity returning.<br/><br/>"A member of the team just went through that hole. We think his code name is Flashcard. Wait, something's happening!" Dawson's voice can be heard.<br/><br/>The men looking into the hole suddenly back up, moving out of the way fast as the pile of rubble shudders. A slab of thick concrete, iron bars sticking out like broken teeth, lies atop the wreckage and begins to slowly rise. The camera zooms in more, focusing on the dark hole, and you can now see a man, wearing combat fatigues, standing inside the crevice. His back is against the slab and he's pushing against it, lifting it higher and higher.<br/><br/>"He appears to be lifting that section of flooring. It looks like solid concrete, it's gotta be five, ten tons?" Dawson's voice narrates, her tone awed.<br/><br/>As the man straightens his legs further, raising the slab higher, you can see movement behind him, deeper down. A woman is crawling forward, making use of the newfound space to get out. A worker rushes in and grabs her hand, pulling her out. More people follow, a total of three crawling out from around Flashcard's legs as he keeps the slab suspended.<br/><br/>"I wonder how long he can hold that?" Dawson's voice sounds, tense. With the last survivor emerging, now it's just the man in uniform inside the hole, still holding the slab. Suddenly the wreckage trembles and the man falls, the slab crashing down atop him.<br/><br/>"Oh my God! The entire building just collapsed further!" Dawson cried. Workers are running around the debris as a new cloud of dust billows up, obscuring the entire area. The dirt cloud roils toward the camera, and Dawson can be heard coughing as the camera attempts to penetrate the gloom.<br/><br/>"There's no way he could have survived that," Dawson is babbling, trying to think of something to say.<br/><br/>But a shadow can be seen walking through the cloud, and as the dust clears, Flashcard is visible walking along the pile of debris. He's covered in dirt, his uniform torn in places, but he otherwise appears unharmed.<br/><br/>Cheers can be heard from the workers as they clap, a few tossing their hard hats at the devastated building, as though saying "Fuck you!" to the pile.<br/><br/>The camera swings back to Dawson, who is blinking hard to get the dust out of her eyes. "An amazing rescue, and an amazing escape," she says, her signal beaming out all over the world. The reporter's eyes are red, but you can't tell if it's from the dust or from tears of relief.<br/><br/>The cries of the rescue crews are still audible as they crowd around Flashcard, cheering.