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â€Å"Lets see where they are headed,† suggested David The two agreed and began following the deep boot prints. They went on for awhile before they disappeared into the desert side of the island. They strained their eyes and saw what appeared to be the groups camp. They were still looking when a faint whistle came floating down from a tree and a band of men came storming out of the underbrush. John, Mark and, David spun around and took off. They were about a fourth of a mile away from the safety of their new home when a gun fired and Mark fell to the ground with blood oozing out of his leg. John and David stopped to try and carry him but with the large group coming they had to lay him down and get poised for a fight. The mad gang of men†¦show more content†¦John hurried over and scoped him up in his arms and lay his head on his lap. John tore his shirt and wrapped it around his head. David did the same and John used his shirt to separated Mark’s skin from the cold concrete they were lying on. David stood up and walked around the room looking for some hope of escape. â€Å"Nothing, just a big concrete box† John lay Mark’s head down and stood up. He went to the side of the prison and put his ear on the wall. â€Å"That is not how I planned on dying.† he said David looked at him with a questioning face. A deep voice from suddenly erupted from outside the prison.â€Å" There is no way out† Mark jumped to his feet. In a hushed voice he half whispered half shouted, â€Å"That was the voice from the phone on the plane telling the pilots to kill us and now we are going to die!† â€Å"We won’t die let’s just, just† â€Å"Just what†¦Ã¢â‚¬ ¦. die?† said David sarcastically. â€Å"No we don’t do that we just don’t die, pretty simple.† The three went into a corner and started making a plan of escape making sure that no one on the outside could hear them. 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