Two New Yorkers are being credited with saving the life of a toddler they spotted dangling from a fire escape four stori

The narrator recounts an incident where he and his brother saved a three-year-old child who was falling from a fourth-floor window. They managed to catch the child safely, resulting in only minor injuries. The narrator reflects on the event, expressing that anyone would have done the same in that situation, and criticizes bystanders for not taking action.

What was the initial reaction of the narrator upon hearing the commotion?

Describe the moment when the three-year-old child was falling. What actions did the narrator take?

What injuries did the baby sustain after the fall?

How did the narrator feel about their actions during the incident?

What does the narrator suggest people should have done instead of screaming and pointing?