Traditionally, women and children were saved first. On the Titanic, it depended on which side of the ship you were on. Deck officer Charles Lightoller was stationed on the port side, and he kept to this tradition. He took great pains to make sure no men got on board the lifeboats while there were still women and children around, even going so far as to fire warning shots into the air.
Officer William Murdoch, however, was a different story. He was stationed on the starboard side, and he let on anyone who was present, regardless of age, sex, or class.
There was, and the orchestra decided to go down with the ship.
Thomas Andrews decided to go down with his ship. :(
In one of the episodes Paul let Chimchar go and chimchar decided to go with ash and stay with him
it was the first time titanic went on sea so the answer would be none
No they recently broke up but decided to stay friends
yes, a man named J. Bruce Ismay wanted to beat the record and decided to have the ship go 21 knots. Captain Smith did not want to go as fast
The seniors got to go on the field trip too, but Rosalie and Emmett decided to stay.
She wanted to go to the party, yet she decided to stay home and rest instead.
The congress
No because even if the doors was open the water would have come in too fast and where would the water go
The middle of the Atlantic ocean under about two and a half miles of water.
So they would not be througn into chaos and destroy them selfs and I think he made the write decision because even if he did go he would have died