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How far did you have to go for help?
:31:23
About three miles.
:31:25
You broke your leg in two places?
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- Yes, I did.
- I'm proud of you.
:31:39
With no help, by himself, with as badly
a broken leg as I've ever seen...
:31:44
...this man crawled three miles to get help.
:31:47
You're kidding.
:31:49
What have we just watched?
:31:51
That is self-preservation.
He didn't risk his life, he saved his life.
:31:55
You're not a hero if you save your own life?
:31:57
A hero? No, you're not.
:32:01
No one here is accusing Mr. Miller
of not having a survival instinct.
:32:05
We're here to see if he can overcome fear,
not pain.
:32:09
You don't see fear in this?
:32:11
Fear of what?
:32:12
How about death for starters?
:32:14
I hope you realize it would be very hard
to be a brilliant public speaker...
:32:19
...if you're lying dead in the snow.
:32:21
For the record...
:32:23
...you never rode a snowmobile again.
:32:25
Hold on. Not because I was afraid.
Because I hated it.
:32:30
You must believe me.
:32:32
This is not about fear. This is hate.
:32:35
This is a rotten contraption.
:32:37
It heats up like a toaster oven.
:32:40
I burned the hair off my thigh
from my knee to my crotch!
:32:43
Singed it right off. I don't know...
:32:45
...if the seat was leather or lined with fur...
:32:49
...but years of rotting,
drying out and getting wet...
:32:52
Mine smelled like an old sheepdog.
:32:55
Also, it's very, very noisy.
:32:58
You don't find that out until the
second hour when you can't hear anyone.