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A hiker reflects on how a single hike went terribly wrong, stripping away any hope for survival and leaving them rotting away with no hope of rescue. After being stranded with no way out, they come to accept that this is where their life will come to an end.
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- 1. Dialogue: That’s all it takes, one day. One hike. It can change everything, strip away different parts of your life in a matter of moments and leaves you there. rotting away with no hope for survival. So what’s left at the end of it? Hope? No not in this place and not at this time. I guess its time for my life; to come to an end.