I sat down on the chair

I sat down on the chair

and adjusted my position.

I sat down on the chair

and adjusted my position.

The one nearest to me fixed the straps around my arms and legs.

I sat down on the chair

and adjusted my position.

The one nearest to me fixed the straps around my arms and legs.

I noticed that his uniform was worn at the elbow.

I sat down on the chair

and adjusted my position.

The one nearest to me fixed the straps around my arms and legs.

I noticed that his uniform was worn at the elbow.

I tried to move but couldn’t.

The doctor gave me a final check.

The doctor gave me a final check.

I tried to smile, to show that I wasn’t afraid.

The doctor gave me a final check.

I tried to smile, to show that I wasn’t afraid.

“Don’t worry”, he said, “it’ll be over in no time.”

The doctor gave me a final check.

I tried to smile, to show that I wasn’t afraid.

“Don’t worry”, he said, “it’ll be over in no time.”

I tried to smile again. “Well, it’ll be something to tell my grand-children, “ I said.

Someone waved a flag and they all stood back.

Someone waved a flag and they all stood back.

“Don’t look down!” one of them cried as I felt the chair jerk.

Someone waved a flag and they all stood back.

“Don’t look down!” one of them cried as I felt the chair jerk.

Someone waved a flag and they all stood back.

“Don’t look down!” one of them cried as I felt the chair jerk.

The pain in my side flared up again.

Someone waved a flag and they all stood back.

“Don’t look down!” one of them cried as I felt the chair jerk.

The pain in my side flared up again

and I closed my eyes as the deck receded below.

Someone waved a flag and they all stood back.

“Don’t look down!” one of them cried as I felt the chair jerk.

The pain in my side flared up again

and I closed my eyes as the deck receded below.