The phrase "The flames mocked the rescue workers" suggests that the fire was not only a physical challenge but also an overwhelming force that seemed to taunt those trying to extinguish it or save others. This personification implies that the flames were unyielding and defiant, highlighting the desperation and frustration of the rescue workers in the face of such a formidable adversary. It conveys a sense of futility and the emotional toll of battling an uncontrollable disaster.
As long as you want. I think the question you are trying to ask is "How long can you stay in Chernobyl without dying?".
Rescue them
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you keep trying by repeatedly going to his dungion
He dies in a later episode, when the Team is trying to Rescue Him.
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It was Magua who entered and caught Heyward with Alice while he was in the apartment of the cave trying to rescue her. Magua was a Huron chief who had a vendetta against Heyward and sought to harm him.
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The person who died on Mt. Egmont while trying to rescue a fallen man is ARTHUR HAMILTON AMBURY and the memorial is called THE AMBURY MEMORIAL
Just keep trying until you become it