The Titanic sank into the ice, and as many as 1503 people died in the shipwreck and only 704 were rescued. The survivors agreed to hold a rally in Lausanne, Switzerland every 10 years to commemorate the incident. Paine remembered her husband with affection, when he took her to the lifeboat. She didn't want to live alone, and hugged her husband tightly. Helplessly, her husband knocked her out with a punch and waited until she woke up. Sitting in a dinghy. In return for the affection of the dead husband, she has never remarried. Mrs. Smith recalled that my two children had been carried to the lifeboat at the time because of the overload and I could not go on it. Out of motherly love, I called out "Let me get on board, the child can't live without a mother!" Upon hearing this, a lady who had already boarded the boat left the seat, returned to the Titanic, and pushed me into the boat. It sank, and the lady didn't even leave her name. What isn't this passage telling us? ['Lausanne Rally.', 'Give up life for others.', 'The most glorious humanity.', 'Dedication to strangers is awe-inspiring.']