Imagine that the narrator shared his story with friends and family once he got home. One of them, a spiritual leader, decided to incorporate the story as part of his weekly sermon to the congregation. Another friend, a psychologist, worked the story into his next lecture on survival instinct and crisis management. Do you think the two interpretations of the story would be different? If so, how? What insights might the narrator get about his mysterious experience, if he were to attend both the sessions?
The story is black aeroplane from first flight class 10
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The story is black aeroplane from first flight class 10
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The narrator was desperate to spend the holidays with his family. He had also survived a storm. Therefore, he had double reasons to celebrate. So, the narrator would be in a happy mood and would have enjoyed his breakfast
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