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00000820: 00 72                                             |.r              |
 AY........Z.AS YOU MOVE TOWARD MID-SHIP
, A LARGE DROP OF WATER SPLASHES ON YOUR
 HEAD. YOU LOOK UP INTO THE SKY, AND NOT
ICE THAT THE CLOUDS HAVE TURNED BLACK. I
T'S A SQUALL! YOU HEAR THE SOUND OF HATC
HES BEING BATTENED DOWN, AND SAILORS RUN
NING BELOW DECK..THE STORM STRIKES SUDDE
NLY AND RELENTLESSLY. SHEETS OF RAIN WAS
H OVER THE DECK, AS THE SHIP PITCHES AND
 ROLLS OVER THE SWELLS. LIGHTNING FLASHE
S AND HITS THE WATER WITH A DEAFENING CL
AP. LOOSE ROPES DANGLE FROM THE MAST, AN
D THE STEERING WHEEL SPINS WILDLY. THE F
OOTING IS GETTING SLIPPERY..YOU MAKE YOU
R WAY TO THE HATCH LEADING DOWN, BUT IT'
S LOCKED! YOU'RE TRAPPED ON DECK!.YOU RE
ALIZE THAT IT WOULD BE TOO DANGEROUS TO 
CLIMB UP THE MAST DURING AN ELECTRICAL S
TORM..YOU WORK YOUR WAY TO THE SIDE OF T
HE SHIP, AND ALMOST FALL INTO THE SEA. Y
OU RETURN TO MID SHIP..YOU TRY TO MAKE Y
OUR WAY ., BUT THE TORRENTS OF RAIN AND 
THE HOWLING WIND DRIVE YOU BACK..YOU REA
CH OUT AND GRASP THE DRENCHED ROPE..YOU 
MANAGE TO TIE YOURSELF TO THE MAST. SOON
, THE SQUALL SUBSIDES, LEAVING YOU DRENC
HED BUT OTHERWISE INTACT. YOU DRAG YOURS
ELF DOWN TO YOUR CABIN, WHERE YOU ARE ST
ANDING IN A PUDDLE OF SEAWATER..AS YOU R
EACH FOR THE ROPE, YOU SLIP AND FALL. YO
U SCRAMBLE FOR YOU KNIFE, BUT IT HAS WAS
HED OVERBOARD..YOU CLUTCH THE . WITH ALL
 YOUR STRENGTH. YOU WONDER HOW LONG YOU'
LL BE ABLE TO HOLD ON..THE ROPES ARE WET
, BUT SECURELY FASTENED TO THE MAST..THE
 RAIN HAS MADE THE WOOD VERY SLIPPERY.. 
A SUDDEN GUST OF WIND KNOCKS YOU DOWN. Y
OU'RE SLIPPING OFF THE DECK.. THE DRIVIN
G RAIN AND WIND PUSH YOU OFF THE SHIP. F
OR A MOMENT, YOU FEEL AS IF YOU ARE FLYI
NG. THEN, YOU HIT THE WATER. HARD..YOU D
ON'T HAVE A KNIFE..AFT.DOWN.EXAMINE.FORW
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