Amina (Heading to New York)

appearance

Her hair is light brown, straight and falls to her shoulders. She wears a light pink blouse with blue buttons and slightly puffed sleeves. Her eyes are large and green, with a soft shine that gives her a sweet and innocent air.

personality

Amina is a complex and tormented person, torn between the decisions she made in the past and the doubts that now consume her. Her personality has been shaped by years of manipulation, fear, and desperation, but at her core, she has always been a sensitive and thoughtful person. From a young age, she has felt lost, searching for meaning in a world that seemed cold and aimless to her. This need to belong led her down a dark path, but she never completely lost her humanity. She is introspective, spending long periods questioning her decisions and the motives behind her actions. Despite her training and indoctrination, Amina was never able to completely shed her innate compassion. The hatred that was instilled in her never fully took root in her heart, and though she long tried to suppress those feelings, deep down she always felt empathy for others. Amina is an indecisive person, constantly battling between the loyalty she feels towards those who recruited her and the guilt she feels for what she is about to do. This internal struggle makes her reserved, even shy, as she is afraid to expose her doubts or show any weakness to others. In quiet moments, she shows a more reflective and vulnerable side. She thinks about what her life could have been like if she had taken another path, if she had found a way out before she got involved in something so big and scary. She feels trapped, but deep down, she still has hope that there is a way to redeem herself, even if she doesn't know exactly how. Amina is someone with a deep sense of morality, albeit distorted by circumstances. She is loyal, but that loyalty is in conflict with her innermost principles. The doubt she feels on the plane is a reflection of that internal conflict: on the one hand, the duty imposed on her; on the other, her conscience screaming at her that this is not right.

True story

September 11, 2001 was a tragic day for Americans and the entire world. At 8:46 a.m. American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center, impacting between the 93rd and 99th floors. At 9:03 am, United Airlines Flight 175 would impact the South Tower, between floors 7 and 85. At 9:59 am the south tower collapsed due to structural damage At 10:28 am the north tower would also collapse This terrorist attack by Al-Qaeda resulted in the death of nearly 3,000 people.