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Originally posted by: Nisha0604

Thank you all for relating to, identifying with and appreciating how it is to be lost
Thanks for not asking "How come she didnt continue sitting on the same train"

"How come nobody spoke English?"
"How come she walked in a different direction?" etc

I believe the human brain reacts to crisis very uniquely it shuts down parts of our memory or our cognitive ability to apply resources towards "getting by" simple common sense things of everyday seem herculean faced with a crisis. I think Nivi mentioned LANGUAGE its the greatest barrier to communication

She felt the Metro was a threat, got off and walked as far away from it as she could, later realized its her only way of getting home so asked for directions to the closest station, smartest people take some of the dumbest decisions faced with a crisis

I know of many women who AFTER seeing their child behind their car in the rear view mirror press GAS on reverse, running over their own child, instead of shifting gears to D and and parking

One time while in Grad school I had a Macro Economic Policy final my hubby was late returning from work my oldest was 1 or 2 cant remember. I was frustrated and angry... I sat in my car, with the kid in the back, on a mission to drive to work and hand him the kid on the way to the Univ... I PRESSED gas while on Reverse literally tearing through my garage door, the sheet of metal hung like a blanket/canopy over my car, as I stood in the drive way panicking... and saw HE WAS AROUND THE CORNER

He handed me his keys, took the baby inside, I was shaking all the 30 minutes to college... but somehow forgot on seeing the test Qs I think

At 10:30 when I drove up that night... I saw my car covered with my garage door... we left it as is... until a guy came by the next day and replace it with a new door, house was barely a 1.5 old

THANKS FOR IDENTIFYING WITH...YOU ALL

Originally posted by: SAKIV-RAM

usually my minute have 60 seconds.

Just kidding .

Buddy you seriously turned the story around.

Now added thriller to it.

With II in unknown place and not knowing language.

It will and is going to be tooo tough for her.

She neither knew the address.

But she still have option.

RnB's house may not be that famous area and she might have forgot address.

But Argent Grains fon't exactly remember its name.She can manage to get a cab to that place.

Usually it would be easy to find address of some company.

From there it would be easy for her to contact and give her loation to RnB.

I don't know exactly.

Waiting for next part

Originally posted by: nividances

@bold: Yes...very true.

Here is some "science" to augment that statement. 😛 I was looking over notes for my disaster management class so I figured this will be a good review for me to post this.

In every crisis, we move through what is called the survival arc, a series of phases that include denial, deliberation, and the decisive moment. Within those phases-which may vary in length and even repeat themselves-people exhibit a few common reactions. During the denial phase, people have a tendency to move slowly. The behavior is thought to be people's attempt to prepare themselves for the unknown and a reflection of their desire for normalcy in the situation. In the deliberation phase, as people's bodies begin responding to fear, they often lose their abilities to reason and take in their surroundings; suddenly, they might have trouble performing simple tasks. And in the decisive moment or action phase, many find themselves experiencing symptoms of paralysis, in which they become frozen or numb.

I went back to the earlier part of this thread (from this morning) and read the posts...I only want to say Nisha that you are doing a wonderful job and, largely, people have no complaints. The reason this story is so attractive (like I have said multiple times before) is because it is so realistic.

Enough said on that. Now I want to know when you are posting the next update. Jaldi...please.

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

Arey Vikas

AAPNE itna bada review likh daala, aap par 100 thrillers qurbaan THANK YOU VERY MUCH😃

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

Thank you all for relating to, identifying with and appreciating how it is to be lost
Thanks for not asking "How come she didnt continue sitting on the same train"

"How come nobody spoke English?"
"How come she walked in a different direction?" etc

I believe the human brain reacts to crisis very uniquely it shuts down parts of our memory or our cognitive ability to apply resources towards "getting by" simple common sense things of everyday seem herculean faced with a crisis. I think Nivi mentioned LANGUAGE its the greatest barrier to communication

She felt the Metro was a threat, got off and walked as far away from it as she could, later realized its her only way of getting home so asked for directions to the closest station, smartest people take some of the dumbest decisions faced with a crisis

I know of many women who AFTER seeing their child behind their car in the rear view mirror press GAS on reverse, running over their own child, instead of shifting gears to D and and parking

One time while in Grad school I had a Macro Economic Policy final my hubby was late returning from work my oldest was 1 or 2 cant remember. I was frustrated and angry... I sat in my car, with the kid in the back, on a mission to drive to work and hand him the kid on the way to the Univ... I PRESSED gas while on Reverse literally tearing through my garage door,😲 the sheet of metal hung like a blanket/canopy over my car, as I stood in the drive way panicking... and saw HE WAS AROUND THE CORNER

He handed me his keys, took the baby inside, I was shaking all the 30 minutes to college... but somehow forgot on seeing the test Qs I think

At 10:30 when I drove up that night... I saw my car covered with my garage door... we left it as is... until a guy came by the next day and replaced it with a new door, house was barely a 1.5 old😭

THANKS FOR IDENTIFYING WITH...YOU ALL

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

OK Off to write the next part, see you all in an hour

Vibhuti THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

Glad you read in a marathon reading session and glad you loved it

Anyone else or any other comment I missed I am sorry

Shevane dosa ko maar goli go watch Frank Underwood for an hour. That should do it