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I let air build in the suit and shot to the surface. Virgil twisted the helmet off, and I looked at the beautiful
sky and the sun and the sea. Neither of us said a word. He was beginning to unbuckle the suit a
minute
later when the compressor motor sputtered and died. "the narrator is feeling
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scared
relieved
nervous
confused

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