Retelling the Video

Airplane, Agust D, Joke 10

Agust D's Point of View

I woke up on the floor against the fridge. I groaned and rubbed my throbbing temple. I sat up and looked around, wondering if I had completed my plan to get out yesterday. I realized the fridge was inside when I saw the boarded up door.

The train was still rocking wildly as I stood up. I stumbled down to the door and tried to open it. It was chained closed. I groaned and leaned my head against the door, gathering my energy for what I would do next.

I took a deep breath and tried shoving it open. That didn't work so I laid down on the ground, pushing my legs against the door. I shoved hard and it still didn't open.

I was getting angry now. I stood up and kicked at the door with my right leg. It crashed open and I smiled in satisfaction.

I walked out the door and found a kind of fenced in porch with a ladder leading to the top of the train. I leaned against the railing along the porch and observed the surroundings racing by. I saw someone yelling at me, probably for making so much noise with the door. I flipped them off with my right middle finger, the one with the golden sun ring on it. The person yelled at me as they saw and flashed on past.

I smiled, ecstatic to finally be outside again, and looked over at the ladder. I pushed off the railing and walked over to it. I yanked on it, testing whether it would be strong enough to support me. It stayed securely on the wall, so I stepped on the bottom rung and started pulling myself upward. I hauled myself over the top edge of the train and crawled along the top to the middle of the train before sitting down, letting my legs swing.

I enjoyed the air with my eyes closed and my arms thrown to my sides. I took a deep breath and opened my eyes, looking down the tracks to see where I was headed. I saw that the tracks were heading onto some kind of bridge over a road.

I had somewhat bad eyesight, so I wasn't sure at first that I really saw the blinking red light on the tracks ahead of me. But it stayed there consistently, and I realized the people who had put me on this train had not intended to ever get me off of it.