How Did Mr. Frost Lost The Titanic?
Titanic is about the tragedy of 1500 people that died on this ship while the crew was rejecting the message from the other ship. The titanic sank because the ship's crew was ignoring the messages that the other ships were sending and then one of the crew members spotted an iceberg and the ship hit it. Mr.Anthony wood frost was a foreman engine fitter he was second class because he had an average job. He was born in late 1873 in Hull, yorkshire, England. Mr. Frost died on the sinking ship on its voyage to new york. It has been thought that he didn't survive because he might have got locked in the engine room or he was trying to help other people get off the ship. The reason for the ship sinking was because they had ignored the other ships
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Frost lived in Hull, Yorkshire, England and he was later baptised on 26 January 1874.” He was the son of George William Frost and Elizabeth wood who had married in Yorkshire in 1868. Mr. Frost was a foreman engine fitter on the Titanic that he might be second class. He might have tried to help his coworkers get out of the bottom of the ship in the engine room. In the story he was a nice strong engine worker. “Mr. Frost died on the sinking ship.” He might have never even got out of the engine room because they shut the doors off so that no more water could enter the ship. He could have been locked down in the bottom of the ship while he might have been trying to help his coworkers get out. His body if recovered was never identified if found. If they would have listened to the other ship none of this would have ever happened. If they would have listened to the people the titanic would have made it to new york so the people would have spent their new lives in America. Also if they would have left the Titanic going full speed ahead the impact from the iceberg might have not been as bad. Mr. Frost would have never died on the ship and still would have been working as an foreman engine fitter for the titanic. If they would have paid attention to the messages that the other ships they would have continued their journey to New
Frost lived in Hull, Yorkshire, England and he was later baptised on 26 January 1874.” He was the son of George William Frost and Elizabeth wood who had married in Yorkshire in 1868. Mr. Frost was a foreman engine fitter on the Titanic that he might be second class. He might have tried to help his coworkers get out of the bottom of the ship in the engine room. In the story he was a nice strong engine worker. “Mr. Frost died on the sinking ship.” He might have never even got out of the engine room because they shut the doors off so that no more water could enter the ship. He could have been locked down in the bottom of the ship while he might have been trying to help his coworkers get out. His body if recovered was never identified if found. If they would have listened to the other ship none of this would have ever happened. If they would have listened to the people the titanic would have made it to new york so the people would have spent their new lives in America. Also if they would have left the Titanic going full speed ahead the impact from the iceberg might have not been as bad. Mr. Frost would have never died on the ship and still would have been working as an foreman engine fitter for the titanic. If they would have paid attention to the messages that the other ships they would have continued their journey to New