9/11 Narrative

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On September 11, 2001 John was on a senior field trip.The class went to the World Trade Center. They went to the North Tower. John had a good time. John found it fascinating what they do there.Ten all of the sudden out of nowhere there was a big boom. The whole building started to shake. The alarm went off and started banging in John’s ears. People working were screaming out there’s a hijacked plane crash.The whole class ran out. John was thinking there must be a people that need help. He ran up stairs to find people. It’s been an hour and the ash and debris was starting to kick in. He had to hold his hand over his mouth. John

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