Re: Was the ending plausible?
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Re: Was the ending plausible?
I would love to know whether you all think his survival was practically plausible, or it was just one of those things that can only happen in fiction?
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Yup, I agree with you. Faith and spirituality does play a role in it.
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That is a very valid point. However, William was there for more than a day, and he was a frail old man. Though I am happy that he survived, I can't help but be a tad skeptical.Charlyt wrote: ↑02 Apr 2019, 00:21 I think that it could be plausible. Correct me if I'm wrong, but at a certain cold temperature the heart slows down enough that it seems like it's barely beating at all. Kind of like the person is hibernating. But I'm sure there are other factors involved like how cold the temperature should be or how fast the cold takes over your body. But I think there's a certain amount of possibility there.
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Based on this quote, I think the ending is practically plausible. And thank you for bringing this up because I was a bit confused about the ending. I even thought the author didn't finish the story.If humans become cold very fast they can survive without breathing for a long time.
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The ending was somewhat open-ended. Though, I believe it was wrapped up neatly.Nerea wrote: ↑02 Apr 2019, 03:46Based on this quote, I think the ending is practically plausible. And thank you for bringing this up because I was a bit confused about the ending. I even thought the author didn't finish the story.If humans become cold very fast they can survive without breathing for a long time.
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