Figures," Corey muttered. "Survive a forest fire, helicopter crash, and killer eels, only to slip on a rock." "That's what you get for trying to take charge," Hayley said."No kidding.
In the scene from "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, Corey reflects on a series of harrowing events he's faced, including a forest fire, a helicopter crash, and encounters with dangerous eels. His sarcastic remark highlights the irony of surviving these threats only to suffer a minor mishap from slipping on a rock.
Hayley's response to Corey indicates a sense of accountability, suggesting that his attempts to lead may have contributed to his misfortune. This exchange emphasizes the theme of facing unexpected challenges and the humorous side of adversity in their adventures.
