HopperFan
"It's a bug-eat-bug world out there, princess."
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How many of you - even if the window was closed - would put your toddler up on a handrail on the 11th story of a cruise ship? She did not belong up there period and nobody needs a sign saying that the windows open OR a sign saying that children do not belong on the handrails. I bet when they walk into rooms they don't walk up to tables and stand on them or stand on the chairs. Common sense and life in general lets people know you sit on the chair - at the table. Had somebody decided to stand on the table instead, because somehow they had no flipping clue that people just did not do things like that, and they fell and were killed.... who is at fault? The people that owned that table for not having a sign on the table saying that you should not sit or stand on it? Or the ******* that decided they wanted to stand on the table?
I don't care hold old kids are, people should know not to put their babies on handrails in front of a window on the 11th floor of a cruise ship, even if the damn window was closed. And if they want the windows modified dear lord what will need to be done on all the open floors with just railings and no windows or the room balconies?!?!?
^THIS
I've been on that ship right where that happened.
Bottom line: the windows are FLOOR TO CEILING. She could see out in every direction. She could bang on the windows like she does at hockey. She could lean forward putting her whole body on window as it leaned outwards. She could see the sky, the dock, the other ships, the city, the people ... everything. She could do all this and be perfectly safe.
Grandpa lifted her up for a reason ......... it wasn't to see, she could do that with no obstructions.
He lifted her up to be next to and then outside of an OPEN WINDOW.