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tors Survive Plane Crash Horror - Pilot Dies', the newspaper's headline had proclaimed.

Since the accident my life had undergone a dramatic and unbelievable transformation. I guess that after being involved in a plane crash it would be foolish to believe that everything would ever seem exactly the same again, but the changes that I experienced go beyond anything that anyone could ever have foreseen.

My name is Jack Franklin, and I'm one of the actors referred to in the headline. Over the past ten years or so I've made quite a name for myself in Hollywood, appearing in no less than six block busting movies. The other gentleman that was in the plane with me when it went down, with the exception of the pilot, was Charles Durrant - an equally successful actor, and treasured friend.

The horror took place as we were flying in my private jet, a Piper Seneca 3, from Los Angeles International Airport to Chicago, where we were due to begin shooting our latest movie together - which was an exciting first for us, as we had never appeared in the same film. The pilot, Winston Codran, a kind and exceptionally amusing man, had flown my plane on numerous occasions, all without incident, and I trusted him completely. The flight had progre

Once in my first class hotel room, it occurred to me that it was the first time I had been left alone since the crash. I had no girlfriend or wife to be fussing over me, and my parents had both died years ago. I sat down heavily in one of the room's plush easy chairs, intending to use this time alone to reflect on the horror of two days ago, when my nostrils started to give that familiar tingling that precedes a sneeze. I attempted to hold it back, but my nose convincingly won the battle.....

Two days after the crash I was discharged from the hospital, only to be greeted outside by a blizzard of paparazzi camera flashes, and ceaseless questions. All I could tell them was what they already knew. I stressed that the pilot should be regarded as a hero, for managing to bring the plane down in something that resembled a landing, and for saving mine and Charles' lives by preventing it from plunging into a full dive (witnesses had reported how the plane had begun to right itself before final impact). I then simply told them that investigations were taking place as to why the aircraft had crashed, and that an autopsy was being done on the charred remains of Winston's body to try and determine if anything had happened to him whilst flying the plane. Quickly tiring of their petty questions, I jumped into a waiting car and was whisked off to a hotel on the outskirts of Chicago.

Maybe the incredible impact of the landing set off some sort of reaction in my body that altered it in unseen ways. Unbelievable? Tell me about it. But there are many strange things in the world, some a lot closer to home than you might imagine. If someone had told my grandmother, when she was a child, that a whole library of information would one day be stored on something the size of a computer chip, or that man would be walking on the moon, she would have laughed her socks off. So, if the amazing things that we simply take for granted are so unbelievable, doesn't it stand to reason that the things we don't understand are quite possible as well?

I returned my attention to the dials, switches and controls in front of me, and tried to remember what little I had been taught - but to no avail. Although I had steadied it some, the plane continued to plunge downwards. I simply didn't know enough, I realised as the ground loomed closer and closer. Then, CRASH, and that all too familiar impact.

Now I stand here watching as the coffin is lowered slowly into the ground. Charles is crying uncontrollably, probably thinking that it could so easily have been him.

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Approximate Word count = 1941
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)

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