Jolene slowly got the belt unclasped by feeling it with her hands. Then she slowly sat up, feeling dizziness and pain threaten her senses. She slowly got to her knees and then managed to her feet. Staggering, she looked around her at the devastation. There were dead people laying all over the place. Some with missing limbs. She took a sharp breathe in horror and grimaced. Deep breathing a bad idea. She put a hand to her left side and touched the gash. It must have been caused by a branch she passed on her way down. Not that now was the time for wit. She brought her hand back and looked at the glistening red blood on it. Lovely.

She turned and looked around. She had been flung further from the plane than most. She could see the bodies of quite a few passengers closer to the flaming trees and twisted metal debris. She sighed. No one on this side of the crash seemed to be alive. Checking for breathing or a pulse would be a good idea to double check, but it seemed that this side of the plane had, for the most part, had an unexpected late date with a cliff. Most of the corpses were not worth checking. She sighed and looked around. That left finding a medical kit or something to bandage her side with. Maybe she would be able to salvage something else of use. Not that she could think what. Her brain was really working at the moment. Her brain and body was all numb. This just didn't seem real. This happened in movies, not in real life.