The Last Lifeboat

No one's watching.

One lifeboat. Twenty seats. More than fifty people on deck. You decide who gets on.

It is April 15, 1912. You are a junior officer on the RMS Titanic. The ship is sinking. One lifeboat remains with space for 20 people. On the deck around you: roughly 30 women and children, 15 elderly passengers, and 10 crew members who know how to row. Your second officer says the boat needs at least 4 rowers to survive the open Atlantic.