To Isla Nublar

Hey guys! I am back again… I am using Hammond’s laptop inside he’s plane, he is sooo richhhh… There is even a small refrigerator with all kinds of snack. I gobble up one huge pack of chips. We are also introduced to a guy name Donald Gennaro. He wear expensive suit but I don’t know why, I don’t like him... Then the plane landed at Dallas airport. Another man came in he is Ian Malcolm a famous mathematician who studied the chaos theory. Hammond was a bit angry when Malcolm said that his island is not going to go well but overall he is a nice guy. After flying for 7 hours we arrive in San Jose, Costa Rica. We (me, Ellie, Malcolm, Gennaro and Hammond) went out and got into a small helicopter that would fly to Isla Nublar.

It took about 45 minutes to go to Isla Nublar from San Jose. After we landed a man wearing baseball cap greet us. He is Ed Regis the publicity manager who welcomes all the visitors at Isla Nublar. Then we all walk down the hill (the helicopter landed on a hill) lead by Ed Regis. I look around the island and spot a tall tree with curved trunk without any leaves. Suddenly the tree moved and at that moment I realized that it is not a tree but a dinosaur. It moved and made loud trumpeting sound. I gasps but then laugh. It must be machines, but these machines sure are cool I almost believe that these animals were real. Malcolm ask Hammond is the creature machine or something. But Hammond said that these animals were real. I was confused. How could Hammond found the DNA of dinosaurs? No one ever found the complete fossil of a dinosaur then how could Hammond made this creature? I asked Hammond how but he wouldn’t answer… I kept walking and didn’t realize that we have arrived to the place where we are staying called the safari lodge. The place is not how I expected it would be… Safari lodge has small windows, metal door, and pillars everywhere even the ceiling. Hammond said the tour starts in 20 minutes and in that time I want Hammond to tell me more about this island…


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