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Name: Alexander Morgan
Age: 25
Occupation: Programmer
It was already past midnight and Alex still had 20 kilometers to go until he finally got home. He was on his way back from a business meeting - oh man, how much he hated such stuff, especially when it lasted so long into the night - and he slowly began to wonder if it hadn't been an utterly stupid idea to actually try to get home in this weather. The radio had mentioned some snow fall along his route but nobody told him that apparently some snow storm from Alaska was taking his holidays out here. Of course he was used to some serious snow but this weather was unlike anything he had ever seen before. He could barely see anything more than thirty feet in front of him and the windshield wipers of his dark blue 2007's Prius could barely keep up with the amount of snow hitting the glass and melting on it. The car slowly crawled over the thick snow blanket covering the street and Alex was very careful to not go too fast - he had already almost gone off the road two times. "Oh man, at this speed it will take me another two hours before I finally..."
But before he could finish the sentence he noticed some strange sounds from the motor compartment and a warning light in the dashboard flare up in an evil red glow. "Oh no, not now. Come on, you can't be..." and a moment later the engine simply went out cold with one final maliciously grinding sound. "...serious." Alex let out a deep sigh and steered the car slightly off the road before leaning his head against the steering wheel and letting out a loud sigh. "FUCK!" He desperately tried to restart the engine for several minutes but it wouldn't do anything but produce some not very healthy sounding noises. Finally he gave up. A quick look at the display in his car told him that it was half past twelve and the temperature outside was around -10°C. Alex decided to let the heating run on battery for now but he knew that it would eventually fail, too. And then he was stuck out here in the middle of nowhere in a heavy snow storm. With the temperatures outside and no heating it was only a matter of time until he would freeze to death in his car.
"Ok Alex, stay calm. Think! There must be a way out of this mess." He reached for his cell phone and let out a frustrated groan when he read the display: "NO SIGNAL". "Perfect, really perfect. Great, I can already imagine the news in a few days... 'B.Sc. freezing to death in his car'. Wonderful, and that's what I've studied for - to die out here in the middle of nowhe..." But then he had an idea, a glimmer of hope flaring up in his mind. It was then that he remembered that perhaps he wasn't all alone out here. "Wait wait wait, didn't I pass a house a few minutes ago? Yes, there was something that looked like a yard and some illumination. There must be someone living here. I could walk back and get help there!" Of course, getting there in the first place would be the difficult part. But anything was better than just sitting in his car and waiting for the inevitable. Alex grabbed his coat and his notebook bag and opened the door. He was immediately hit by the freezing cold and the chill wind biting into his skin. Quickly he put on the coat and slung the bag over his shoulder before locking the car and starting to walk back to where he remembered seeing the lights.
Alex was walking for what seemed an eternity (but only was quarter an hour) before he could see the faint glow of two lamps piercing the dark of the night. The few hundred meters he had walked through the snow were the most horrible experience he had ever had in his life. He felt the cold mercilessly creeping into his clothes and even while he kept his arms wrapped around his chest in a desperate attempt to preserve at least a little warmth he was already cold. His nose was running and his hair was covered in snow and half frozen. The icy wind was raging around him, robbing him of what little warmth he had left. His teeth were chattering like crazy when he finally reached the house. With chattering teeth he mumbled to himself "p..p..please be h..h..home, p..p..please be h..h..home" and rang the doorbell again and again with his numb fingers. "DING DONG... DING DONG... DING DONG..."
Name: Alexander Morgan
Age: 25
Occupation: Programmer
It was already past midnight and Alex still had 20 kilometers to go until he finally got home. He was on his way back from a business meeting - oh man, how much he hated such stuff, especially when it lasted so long into the night - and he slowly began to wonder if it hadn't been an utterly stupid idea to actually try to get home in this weather. The radio had mentioned some snow fall along his route but nobody told him that apparently some snow storm from Alaska was taking his holidays out here. Of course he was used to some serious snow but this weather was unlike anything he had ever seen before. He could barely see anything more than thirty feet in front of him and the windshield wipers of his dark blue 2007's Prius could barely keep up with the amount of snow hitting the glass and melting on it. The car slowly crawled over the thick snow blanket covering the street and Alex was very careful to not go too fast - he had already almost gone off the road two times. "Oh man, at this speed it will take me another two hours before I finally..."
But before he could finish the sentence he noticed some strange sounds from the motor compartment and a warning light in the dashboard flare up in an evil red glow. "Oh no, not now. Come on, you can't be..." and a moment later the engine simply went out cold with one final maliciously grinding sound. "...serious." Alex let out a deep sigh and steered the car slightly off the road before leaning his head against the steering wheel and letting out a loud sigh. "FUCK!" He desperately tried to restart the engine for several minutes but it wouldn't do anything but produce some not very healthy sounding noises. Finally he gave up. A quick look at the display in his car told him that it was half past twelve and the temperature outside was around -10°C. Alex decided to let the heating run on battery for now but he knew that it would eventually fail, too. And then he was stuck out here in the middle of nowhere in a heavy snow storm. With the temperatures outside and no heating it was only a matter of time until he would freeze to death in his car.
"Ok Alex, stay calm. Think! There must be a way out of this mess." He reached for his cell phone and let out a frustrated groan when he read the display: "NO SIGNAL". "Perfect, really perfect. Great, I can already imagine the news in a few days... 'B.Sc. freezing to death in his car'. Wonderful, and that's what I've studied for - to die out here in the middle of nowhe..." But then he had an idea, a glimmer of hope flaring up in his mind. It was then that he remembered that perhaps he wasn't all alone out here. "Wait wait wait, didn't I pass a house a few minutes ago? Yes, there was something that looked like a yard and some illumination. There must be someone living here. I could walk back and get help there!" Of course, getting there in the first place would be the difficult part. But anything was better than just sitting in his car and waiting for the inevitable. Alex grabbed his coat and his notebook bag and opened the door. He was immediately hit by the freezing cold and the chill wind biting into his skin. Quickly he put on the coat and slung the bag over his shoulder before locking the car and starting to walk back to where he remembered seeing the lights.
Alex was walking for what seemed an eternity (but only was quarter an hour) before he could see the faint glow of two lamps piercing the dark of the night. The few hundred meters he had walked through the snow were the most horrible experience he had ever had in his life. He felt the cold mercilessly creeping into his clothes and even while he kept his arms wrapped around his chest in a desperate attempt to preserve at least a little warmth he was already cold. His nose was running and his hair was covered in snow and half frozen. The icy wind was raging around him, robbing him of what little warmth he had left. His teeth were chattering like crazy when he finally reached the house. With chattering teeth he mumbled to himself "p..p..please be h..h..home, p..p..please be h..h..home" and rang the doorbell again and again with his numb fingers. "DING DONG... DING DONG... DING DONG..."