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Analysis Of The Story 'Flight # 116 Is Down'

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In the story “Flight #116 Is Down” Patricks feelings changes when he realized what actually happened. To begin with, Patrick felt Scared. He was scared because he was the first one there and he had no idea what to do, how to help. The Second Reason was he was very surprised and shocked. He was surprised and shocked because he wanted there to be a catastrophe but he did expect a plane crash to happen. The Third Reason is he was nervous. Patrick was nervous because when he looked over the hill there was fire,strangers trying to help and many people screaming for help. He wanted to save them but he didn't know what to do. In conclusion, Patrick had many feelings that changed quicker than you think.

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