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Here is my another attempt.  This time I chose number 17:

Character: A pilot.

Place: a funfair

Situation: driving a car without knowing how:

Object: a Horse saddle

25 SECONDS – THE EXTRACT OF LIFE.

Razi a cadet pilot was on a training flight.  He was normally following the instructions of his trainer in the control room, diving, flying higher then getting low altitude. Suddenly he detected that something was wrong with his plane, because it started jerking.  He felt that as he was sitting on a horse saddle and not on the pilot seat. He immediately informed his trainer. Upon the instructions of the trainer he did what he was told, but the problem could not be mended. Razi then heard the shout of his trainer on the transmitter, “Razi! Boy, eject yourself you can not do any thing now! ” I am losing altitude Sir.” Razi’s concerned voice heard in the control room. “Eject yourself Razi, you have only 25 seconds! Do it now, you are not driving a car, it’s a plain and you have to eject yourself!” Razi heard his trainer’s voice. He was ordering him to eject himself from the plane by just pushing the ejection button, which will open the cockpit cover and throw him in the air with a parachute. By this way Razi can save himself and the plane would crash somewhere. ”25 second to save life,” Razi thought, “but I am above the city area, if I eject myself, the plane would crash down on populated area. There may be college, school or hospital, a fun fair is also there in the vicinity.” He was thinking fast. “They will all die while I will live. How could it be? such lovely people, friends, children, students..” “Eject Razi boy and that’s an ord…..” Razi switched off the transmitter. Immediate after there was an ear tearing bang and the plane was crashed in a hilly area out side the city. Razi took his plane outside the city area and crashed himself with the plane.

Some weeks later Razi’s mother was confiding herself to some of her friends, “I was wishing Razi would have ejected himself and saved his life, but later on when I received hundreds of thousands of letters from the people who would have perished if Razi plane would crash on the population, thanking Razi for sparing their lives and sacrificed himself. All the letters say only one thing in common. “We are alive just because of your son…..”

Hope my readers will like this.

Thanks to Marisa's Giant Storymaker, once again.