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  <title>Comments on 'Out of the Paper, Into the Train'</title>
  <subtitle>&amp;quot;How's your paper look?&amp;quot; Tom asked, glancing past the bold headlines at his friend John.
&amp;quot;Some controversial playwrite was killed,&amp;quot; Jon sighed. &amp;quot;He was good too... how's yours?&amp;quot;
&amp;quot;That crazy train-wrecker got another,&amp;quot; Tom said. &amp;quot;And now they say that all the women on the train were gone.&amp;quot;
&amp;quot;I haven't heard of _this_,&amp;quot; Jon said, thick eyebrows raised.
&amp;quot;Really? Some psycho keeps hitching rides on trains and somehow making them crash.&amp;quot;
&amp;quot;I'd like to see him try ours, we'd teach him a thing or two,&amp;quot; Jon said smugly.
Tom rolled his eyes; he doubted Jon would go very far to defend the train they were currently riding.
Suddenly Jon and Tom were thrown to the ground as a bang and screech filled the air.
&amp;quot;_HELP!_&amp;quot; Jenny, the girl in the neighboring compartment, screamed.
Tom leapt to his feet, trying to pry open the door with no success. &amp;quot;Damn! Jon, help me!&amp;quot;
Jon stared in blind terror- he was old, was this too much?
&amp;quot;Jon, you need to help me!&amp;quot;
Jon came to his senses and began pulling at the door with Tom.</subtitle>
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