Sufferings of People Stuck in a natural disaster

She ran into the nearby shelter she could detect to protect herself from the pouring rain and the loud storm. A good thing for her was that she found three flashlights with batteries, and they all operated adequately. Then instantaneously, a massive tree about 20 feet - 30 feet tall fell with a loud creak at the foot of the cave, where she decided to take shelter until the storm was over. With the snap of the fingers and a blink of the eyes, the entrance to the cave where she took refuge was coated with the chocolatey brown tree. All hope for her to escape was impractical. 

She dashed through the cave, sweat and tears rushing down her face. She thought, ‟I need to find a way out of this cave ASAP; otherwise, I might die from lack of oxygen, and water, maybe even from hunger and starvation.”With this terrifying thought in mind, she now started exploring the eerie cave with more energy while also hoping that she would find a way out. But she didn’t find a way out. After thoroughly checking the cave out, she still couldn’t find a way out. Also, by the time she finished thoroughly checking the cave out, it became morning, and the storm had already passed. She now started studying the ground for things that she could use to signal for help, etc. 

The main reason why she started searching the ground when it was morning was mainly that she couldn’t search when it was dark as there would be no light to help in searching, so she dug in the morning when there was sunlight flashing into the cave. After finding nil things on the ground, she sat on a dense and rigid, damp stone and wracked her brain, and tried to think of a solution. She tried shouting for help but couldn’t find a place where she could cry for help. One thing she couldn’t pinpoint was where the sunlight falling into the cave came from.

Another major drawback was that she could see outside the cave but couldn’t shout out for help. She also saw two emergency help officials looking for any survivors that survived the storm. She tried shouting out for help but couldn’t be heard. On the second day in the cave, the sunlight appeared dimmer to her. At the end of the third day in the cave, all hope was lost for her to survive. With no water and food(her internal energy was slowly diminishing), this was the last day she would see this dimmed sunlight.