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	   8.4 million people used to live their lives in New York City, the City of Dreams. Dreams that you could achieve with a bit of money, a determined mindset, and some friends to help you along the journey. All of that changed during the rush of Black Friday, the beginning of the Christmas shopping season in the country. Besides a few reports of disorder and fighting in some of the stores, everything seemed normal until the hospitals began to fill up. What everyone thought to be the early start of the flu season turned out to be something much worst.

Doctors, at the time, did not know that the symptoms weren't associated with the flu instead they were associated with smallpox. Many people considered smallpox was eradicated in the 1970s, causing a failure of containment and treatment. By the time that the military entered New York City, hospitals were too full to house any more sick people. The Center for Disease and Control tried to ensure everyone that the situation was contained and began to hand out vaccines. However, they were running out of vaccines and people grew irritated of the entire situation. Then, the city announced that all forms of transportation and the two thousand plus bridges and tunnels were closed off.