Joe Ga cradled Princess Briella and, supporting Charlene, made his way out against the crowd—a scene captured by some with their smartphones.
99% of people didn't know that if the bomb removed from the school bus had exploded, the released harmful chemicals could have paralyzed more than half of Monaco.
But that didn't prevent everyone from considering it a great victory in the war against terrorism, for Charlene and a bunch of Monaco's well-known wealthy ladies and their children were on that school bus.
The irony of this statement was especially potent—realities where a celebrity car accident could trigger extensive media coverage and even reflections on the traffic system contrasted with the deaths of ordinary people, often reduced to mere symbols of tragedy.
Even if the tragedy repeated many times, the lack of topical significance in the symbols themselves failed to garner public attention.
