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... students and instructors were placed, before going to the cemetery, they were given a small funeral ceremony here where each of the students that knew these people, their teachers, parents and family members, gave a few speeches.

As I heard these people lamenting the death of their loved ones, completely innocent people that shouldn’t had died, I felt more and more frustrated, angry. I couldn’t feel sorrow anymore, but anger, frustration. I wanted this to end, I was going to make it end ...

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