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Jules Naudet said the quote because when the first tower fell down he was inside of it with his crew and his cheif had died.

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How did 9/11 continue to effect Joe after he served in the military? Why is it important to discuss our reactions and feelings to difficult events?

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Joe talks about thinking about giving up after 9/11. What does he choose instead, and why?

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How was Joe able to learn what was happening and how does he describe his reaction?

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What does Elizabeth say about the ways in which 9/11 changed hers and others lives?

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What valuable information from a previous experience did Elizabeth have that helped her be able to help others that day?

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What made Elizabeth and her team realize that they would be responding to a very large event?

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What do you think Rick means when he says he saw the best in humanity?

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Describe the scene at the waterfront; what were the conditions like? How did Ricky try to reassure people that everything would be ok?

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How did Captain Rick respond after the impact of the first plane?

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What was similar in their experiences and what was different?

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Who said the quote, "the difference between life and death was seconds and inches" and what do you think that means?

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Describe what Jules and Gedeon were originally doing at the firehouse and why they separated on the morning of 9/11.