'Letters from the Ground Zero\r'

'â€Å"Letters from the plant Zero” is an essay about the tragedy of kinsfolk 11 in New York City which was unhoped and unbelievable but lighten happened in enormous daytimelight and caught bothone totally over the world unconscious and for someone who lived six blocks away from the World work Center when the acts of terrorism happened in the American mark same Jonathan Schell, the cause of this essay, it is one unforgettable flake in his life to witness much(prenominal) nakedness in your country and your country custody.\r\nSchell narrated and illustrated what he had grievously encountered firsthand that day and according to him, â€Å"My specific neighborhood was violated and mutilated.  As I write these words, the acrid, dank, rancid stink—it is the scent of death—of the still smoking site is in my nostrils.”\r\nThe occurrence of much(prenominal) an attack could have been prevented if e very(prenominal) government’s vigilance was increased and self-complacency was not heightened.    It will always be a better option for all countries to be circumspect, to accept extra precautions and do what they can to obliterate such demonic creations.\r\nIn the time of development of such sophisticated weapons of mass destruction, it is never impossible any longer for a specific part of the globe to start out the next res publica zero. As Schell told, â€Å"We have cognise this intellectually, but now we know it viscerally, as a nausea in the pit of the stomach that is unlikely to go away.”\r\nThe write was able to give a testimonial to the tragedy since he lived near the ground zero and who better to narrate it than someone like him.  What the essay tries to impart is for people to sympathise that something has to be done to stop this from happening again to to each one one’s homeland and protect the countrymen.\r\nThe author effectively narrated what can be seen on the idiot box at the same time the streets of New York rightly subsequently what happened like how people helped each opposite in any way they can and how so many another(prenominal) heroic deeds emerged after such consecutive acts of terror occurred in the United States of America.  The author said â€Å"the surrounding buildings were smashed but still standing and looked down eyelessly on their pulverized brethren”.\r\nHe was also able to witness how heroic men and women tried to slowly and patiently work in finding the people under the numerous stacks of rubbles in ground zero which made it very difficult for the rescue operations to get as many people out of the site vital yet their persistence somehow gave him the reassurance.\r\nDespite all these the American people rose above the bareness and destruction even after so many lives of people, employees, firemen, policemen and rescuers were lost.  America has truly learned a considerable lesson in a most traumatic, appalli ng and heartrending way.\r\nThe essay gives the reader a glimpse of the atmospheric state of the perimeter near ground zero, immediately after the World Trade Center was struck.  It makes the reader see what it took and how much courage and strength it took for people whose aim was literally there when it happened.\r\nEveryone should try to move and chair action on how these attacks can be prevented in the country known to be most omnipotent in this world.\r\nWorks Cited Schell, Jonathan. â€Å"Letters from the Ground Zero.” Connelly, Mark. The Sundance Reader, fourth part Edition. Boston, Massachussetts: Thomas Wadsworth, 2006. 119-120.\r\n \r\n \r\n'