arms, ankles turning as I stepped in holes and stumbled on rocks. I had no room in my mind for any form of rational thought; I wanted only to get away from him. A heavy weight struck me hard in the
The narrator describes a frantic escape from a threatening figure, feeling physically and mentally overwhelmed. Every movement is hampered by rough terrain, as arms and ankles twist painfully while navigating through obstacles. The urgency of the situation leaves no space for rational thinking; the only instinct is to flee. This intense moment conveys a sense of desperation and fear.
A sudden, forceful impact adds to the tension, emphasizing danger and the...
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