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“„Ich fragte mich, wie sie denn aus dem Klassenzimmer fliehen wollten, wenn sie an der einzigen Tür vorbeigelaufen waren, doch in dem Moment zielte einer der Schüler auf die Wand vor ihnen mit seiner Hand, ein Feuerball kam aus dieser heraus und explodierte kurz, sodass in der Wand nun ein großes Loch war. Ich war sehr froh, dass ich kein Bauarbeiter war.”

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