Laura and Jehran are in the airport, headed to New York. 
            Laura suddenly realizes that Jehran was responsible for her brother's death.  She was
            rescuing her brother's killer!  She tells Jehran that she is not boarding the plane.
            Jehran touches her leather satchel and says that Laura doesn't want to die the way Billy
            did.  The climax comes when Laura pulls that leather satchel from Jehran and confronts
            her in the airport lobby.  Laura doesn't know if the satchel has a bomb in it or not,
            she assumes it has money, but she could be wrong.  If she sets the satchel down, there
            could be an explosion. This was Laura's time to catch Billy's killer.  Jehran was about
            to turn and walk away, becoming just another kid in the crowd, but the soldiers arrive
            and grab her.   The rest of the book is an explanation of why Billy died and what
            happened to the characters after Jehran was caught.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
What is the climax in The Terrorist?
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