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The Raven And Samuel Alternate Ending
Raven stood at the huge stone doors that would supposedly be hiding her husband. Her heart was pounding against her chest and her hands were shaking frantically as she gripped the handle on the door. As she pondered opening the door, she couldn’t help but wonder how she got in this situation in the first place. She just wanted to spend quality time with her husband, she didn’t expect to be looking for him through the Amazon forest.
Everything started with the accident. Her and Emmanuel were traveling through the Amazon looking at all of the animals and landscape.
“Isn’t this amazing,” Raven asked Emmanuel as they passed what seemed to be the one-hundredth lizard. Raven loved nature and was so glad that Emmanuel brought her here. Emmanuel
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Her vision was blurred so she could only make out close shapes. Her head was pounding. She looked up and realized that she was under a pile of rubble What had happened? She poked her head out of the hole that the rubble allowed her to. She saw a few bodies to the left and to the right was what seemed to be a man carrying another man that looked to be passed out to a truck. Her vision cleared and she was able to make out some dreads on the passed out …show more content…
Raven hated the bumpy road they were on because according to the map, she knew that they were getting closer and closer to the destination. Her husband would either be there or not be there. Raven thought back to how dangerous her husband’s work really is. Why hadn’t he told her? Not only was he studying the most dangerous man in Brazil, but now Emmanuel was potentially kidnapped by him.
Raven snapped out of her thoughts and decided to examine the nature since it calmed her. She watched the birds and wildlife. It was truly beautiful.
“We’re here,” she heard Hugo say. Raven had fallen asleep and she didn’t even realize it. Raven and Hugo got out of the car and headed to the door. It was a huge stone-made building with a stone door and a handle. Forest trees and wildlife covered the building. She put her hand on the handle with hesitation.
“Do you need help opening it,” Hugo asked her. Without saying anything she stepped back and allowed him to take her place. He put his hand on the handle and started to pull. Raven felt like it was happening in slow motion. Each centimeter the door opened, she felt herself becoming more

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