The water there was probably eight or nine feet deep and that’s where most of the kids went to play and swim if they didn’t go to the city pool. I... cost fifty cents to go to the city pool, which sometimes made the difference.The other bend was flanked on one side by dense woods, and the other by old Mr. Jenkins’ hay field. It had all manner of signs warning trespassers to stay away, but Mr. Jenkins was probably eighty and never came down there unless he was on a tractor. You could hear that a. I turned and walked backto the rear of the car, Terri was waiting there. "Look, I'd really liketo see you again." I don't date people in relationships," Terri answered. "If you two arespending time together, well, I don't like sharing." Thor in there bought her a ton of tequila shots, I saw the glasses onthe table and I'm sure you could smell it. She and I haven't been likethat in a while, we are just friends. This is actually her dress, that iswhy we rode together tonight, and she walked in. But the three of us somehow made it down unseen. Not entering any of the side doors and chambers... even though we could hear the moaning of the people inside. We weren't here to save anyone, but to fill our pockets. That greed is what stopped us from noticing the pink mist that spread the further down we went.Finally, as we entered a grand chamber that seemed to separate the lower floors from the upper ones we stopped dead in our tracks.Loreline, in all her glory, stood before us."Welcome. They might be terrified during the entire ordeal, but they still do the right thing. That is the true nature of heroism.The heroic act is not flashy. There are no great scenes before the act in which the hero gives a speech about doing the right thing. There isn’t a sound track that plays in the background. When things go crazy, the hero walks into the middle of that chaos and, using knowledge that is available to everyone, saves someone else.Some may consider this to be a disappointing vision.