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And to have the bad guy quite literally sitting on top of you. I cannot imagine the mental fortitude it takes to maintain your composure to keep perfectly stil
by elliekelly 8y ago
And to have the bad guy quite literally sitting on top of you. I cannot imagine the mental fortitude it takes to maintain your composure to keep perfectly still and silent in that situation.
- sjroot 8y agoRight! I did think it was interesting that he said this adrenaline rush made it difficult to keep from laughing. It seems completely inappropriate, but makes sense at the same time. "Really, this is happening to me right now?"
- beaconstudios 8y agoLaughing can be a nervous or awkward reaction as well as the usual. I don't know if this is universal but I and others sometimes get a compulsion to laugh when told bad news.
- m3kw9 8y agoOther things that could have killed him was a cough or a sneeze
- krustyburger 8y agoOr even his stomach growling.
- m3kw9 8y agoIf he still has an appetite.
- ip26 8y agoYou've got systems or exceptions buried deep in you to help in those kinds of circumstances, IMO. For example, my sense of claustrophobia almost completely vanishes when I'm getting really cold.