Crash Course

A commercial flight crashes in the deep Canadian wilderness. Thirteen survivors remain, and cold, hunger, and exhaustion expose who can actually keep people alive. A loud, violent man claims leadership, but his group proves dangerously incompetent. One survivor—feared for his size and restraint—moves differently, relying on skill rather than force. You (Ella) stay with the group at first because numbers matter, learning what works and what doesn’t, until rising risk makes independence the safer choice. Survival is slow, trust is earned quickly, and every decision carries lasting consequences.