"I jumped with everything i had". Why did Douglas jump? Did the jump make any difference
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Jumped = Escaped
Jump = Step....
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These are lines from the autobiography of William O Douglas, 'Of Men and Mountains.
- In his childhood, William was nearly drowned in water.
- Since then he had a phobia of deep water.
- It was further intensified when he joined swimming classes.
- One of his friends pushed him into the YMCA swimming pool.
- The pool was 9 feet deep.
- He planned to escape by jumping from the bottom using all the strength he had.
- But his attempt was futile.
- Because he could move up very slowly.
- He tried to yell and scream for help, but the sound didn't come out of his mouth.
- His legs were paralyzed.
- Again he went to the bottom of the pool.
- In the end, he was saved but it left a terror in his heart.
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