Using language one, this is a continuation of the story of shaq tae men who were left on elephant thailand in pairs. Predict what happened to the crew members. Then read the memo below to see if your predictions were correct. The reward for perseverance. we watched a shake to, and the boat sailed away from elephant thailand. IT was easy to imagine the danger ahead of them. Would they ever return to find us what might happen to them? What if they were delayed? We felt so alone and desperate, but IT was not. For long, there was nothing like a good dinner and some musiC2Cheer us up. Life fell into a regular pattern. Staying alive took all our time and energy. For example, we needed water. An elephant island had none. We found that we could melt ize from the ocean and drink the water from IT. But how could we make fire? There were no trees growing on antartica and no oil. So the only fuel we could use was animal fat. This gave off oily black smoke, but IT stayed burning even in strong winds. Food was also a problem as we did not find any vegetables or fruit on the island. One of our group members, lionel Green street, noted in his diary about how bored he was with the meals. The food now is pretty well, all made of sea creatures. If IT weren't for sea animals, we would all starve. As a chef, IT was my duty to cook, so I tried to vary the meals in whatever way I could. But IT was difficult. We had to be careful not to go outside too often, as the changing temperatures could make us ill. IT was almost as dangerous to become too hot from wearing too many clothes as to become too cold from wearing too few. The sweat could freeze very quickly. Many of us also became ill from the black smoke of the animal that we burned for our fires. IT damaged our eyes and burned our lungs. The twenty two of us lived like this in the cold for four months. Our discipline and team spirit kept us optimistic and helps us deal with our fear is in a positive and successful way. We also celebrated our birthdays, festivals and even the times when we caught a sea animal. This was an episode in my life that I would never forget. When we were finally rescued, we felt such relief and enjoy that many of us could not hide our tears. We were at last free to go home to warm beds, good food and care of our family and friends. Our optimism and faith in shake to had helped us persevere in staying alive, and he paid us back by his commitment to save us from a slow but painful death.