The Edge and Cassie Jones English

Although, one(a) lady was scared of embarrassment, she knew that she had to say something. She had her own son at home. You boys will be hurt. Youll be killed, she said. The boys acted like they were going to pursue her but instead made a mockery of her. If they would have see her words and listened, things might have been different. A successful gentleman who witnessed the boys express emotion and forbidding to obey decided he would put a complete to it.The story states, He walked in a citizenly way to the end of the car, where he pulled the emergency cord. Some may blame this man because puff the cord halted the train which sent passengers tumbling. Samuel was then pitched forward and confused amidst the two cars. The passengers sat silent. Some may have been intellection they could have prevented this tragedy if only they interfered and not worried about embarrassment. The gentleman ultimately feels guilty because if he had not pulled the cord, maybe Samuel would still b e alive.The mothers who sent their four sons off on a train without inadvertence may feel responsible also. Whos to blame? The four boys, regardless of their cultural background, are responsible. They are old enough to know the difference between right and wrong. What seems like a fun pastime at the minute of arc can bring many years of sadness to families. No one can be replaced. No matter how many children Samuels mom gave drive home to no other boy could be like Samuel. This story gives a life lesson. Respect authority because their words may save your life.