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In "Invisible" by James Patterson, a tense scene unfolds where a character finds themselves in a dangerous situation. The character makes a quick decision to escape, urging them to get off the bed to the left to avoid threat and danger. This moment highlights the urgency and fear felt by the character as they try to evade their pursuer.
The scene emphasizes the suspense and urgency of the story, with the character's immediate action to run and escape being crucial for their survival. Patterson skillfully builds tension, keeping the reader engaged as the protagonist faces peril and seeks safety in a high-stakes situation.
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