by the point that these webms where she's standing had happened, she'd been one fire for a while to totally burn away all her clothes, probably somewhere from 3 minutes to over 5+. she was initially asleep and sitting in the train when the fire was started, so she'd had to have woken up from her substance induced unconsciousness (which means that the pain of being on fire for a while, would have been needed to jolt her back to consciousness), walk over to the pole (which is no easy feat for someone who had walking issues before, and now doesn't have a walker to aid them; all the while they are also losing the ability to move as muscles are being damaged at this point (to the point that they'll involuntary 'curl', and never move ever again and as they no longer be able to interpret action potentials for the myosin to work properly) and she probably can't see well with all the thick heavy black smoke of her, assumedly, synthetic clothing being on fire, as well as possible her head/hair going up semi-first would mean that she might not even be able to see anymore), and then grip it as her last act of trying something to leave the situation or doing something that seemed 'normal' in her adrenaline and panic fueled state, before totally shutting down due to the pain, asphyxia from the thick smoke of her burning clothing, and loss of motor function. they reported that she died in train station, so they didn't even try that "she was brought to a hospital where she was official declared 'dead, dead' " type of orwellian shit; so she was most likely deceased by the time that pic of her being surrounded by all that white extinguisher spray was taken, and there was no need to even bs with an ambulance because there were zero signs of life at that point.
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