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I ' m so very sorry because I know that you can never ever replace a person who means that much to you . You ca n't . I hope that perhaps , the work that my husband along with his crew , and the crew of the second ship that was sent up there as well , I hope that it somehow helped you through your time of incredible pain and loss . And I think about all of you , and each year I see families place flowers along the beach in memory , yes , I too cry like a baby .
Answer the following question: What happened to him before that ?
Answer:
He lost someone close to him .
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From Karijini , it 's 200 kms on a dirt road , through the deserted town of Wittenoom . We had all the windows up for most of the trip not only as a precaution against asbestosis but just to keep out the clouds of red dust that we were drawing behind . At one stage we had a quick rest stop and happened to look under the van . Dragging along the ground beneath it was most of the electrical circuitry , slowly being worn away on the rocks and dirt .
Answer the following question: Why would one describe the narrator 's trek as being dangerous ?
Answer:
It takes the narrator to an area with exposed power lines .
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It helps that my frequent flyer status generally gets me into some lounge where I can relax once I get to the airport , but even if I can not get into a lounge , I will still try to get to the airport early . My wife is the complete opposite - she can not see what is wrong with arriving with just 5 minutes to spare . She has the most frustrating ( for me ) attitude of OK if I miss this flight , I will just get on the next .
Answer the following question: Why does the narrator get angry at their wife ?
Answer:
They feel they are not responsible .