I I saw a Whether there's anyone in it or not--Who cares? Corey said. It's civilization. Let's go.He broke into a jog, and his knee gave way. I managed to catch him before he fell.The only place you're going is flat on your ass, Daniel said.
In this excerpt from Kelley Armstrong's "The Calling," Corey expresses a sense of excitement about exploring the remnants of civilization, regardless of whether it is inhabited or not. His enthusiasm reflects a desire for adventure and curiosity about the world around them. However, this enthusiasm is quickly dampened when he suffers a setback as his knee gives out while attempting to jog.
Daniel intervenes, catching Corey before he can fall, highlighting a moment of camaraderie and concern between friends. The interaction indicates a balance between ambition and the realities of physical limitations, showcasing the challenges they face in their journey. Corey's hopeful spirit contrasts with the practical advice from Daniel, emphasizing the importance of supporting each other in difficult times.
