A student, an ambulance, and a tragedy. Gasps flowing through the classes. Eyes skipping the board to focus on the window revealing the noise outside. There had been an incident in school involving acetone and fire. A student had thought that pouring acetone into a cup and playing with fire wouldn’t be a huge deal. A couple of classmates were betting on it. So she must do it, right? While a few classmates tried to convince her to stop, none of them physically went up to stop her. Once the lighter hit the acetone, a fire began. One action leads to another and soon the student had their hair burned. Soon enough, the student had to be rush to the hospital. The sad part is, many students were mostly talking about the incident rather than worrying about her. Now, the first thought is always to ridicule the absurd idea and credit the incident all to the girl. But the question is, who is truly at fault?

Students in the discussion: 
Jason Salcedo, 10th grade
Murshed Ahmed, 10th grade
Syeda Reza, 10th grade
Farhana Shah, 10th grade
Anijah (additional - interviewed), 10th grade

Sound Credits: 
Ambulance Sirens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCQykaL8Hy4
Girl Screaming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPJ1uQwmNHk
Pouring liquid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbI6QX-BinM
Fire starting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PC8UOakQuWY 
Lighter click: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtLexXUXzN4
Classmates whispering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yI85C7V88Sc

Fire That's Not So Lit

Hi! It's Lunchroom Banters, we are Jason Salcedo, Murshed Ahmed, Syeda Chowdhury, and Farhana Shah