Hi,
During the rapid flooding of the Grand Staircase, how many passengers were in this area during this time?
Cameron's film shows (obviously for dramatic affect) many passengers in this area fleeing from other nearby areas (such as the Forward A deck cabins), you wouldnt really stay or be in...leading up to the dome implosion. However, on the assumption of being human, I don't think many would have been there. Surely you would have been on deck trying to access any means of survival?
If I place myself on a flooding ship and water is ascending a staircase, I wouldn't really want to be inside. Therefore, I wouldn't witness or be engulfed by a rapid flow of water. People do not tend to hang around when things are on fire in a building, and I am assuming that this was the case for the poor souls who saw the interior flooding.
Any thoughts?
Many thanks
During the rapid flooding of the Grand Staircase, how many passengers were in this area during this time?
Cameron's film shows (obviously for dramatic affect) many passengers in this area fleeing from other nearby areas (such as the Forward A deck cabins), you wouldnt really stay or be in...leading up to the dome implosion. However, on the assumption of being human, I don't think many would have been there. Surely you would have been on deck trying to access any means of survival?
If I place myself on a flooding ship and water is ascending a staircase, I wouldn't really want to be inside. Therefore, I wouldn't witness or be engulfed by a rapid flow of water. People do not tend to hang around when things are on fire in a building, and I am assuming that this was the case for the poor souls who saw the interior flooding.
Any thoughts?
Many thanks