Day A32: 1st Attempt to escape
As the days turned into weeks, he would try to repair his
car, and build a radio to contact the outside world. He later found the natives
had their own radio. The range of those radios only allowed him to contact
locals on the other side of the island. The radio heads of the island decided
they would try and help him contact the outside world so that he may get back.
As more weeks went by, he had nothing to do but wait to hear
back from the radio heads once they received contact. They told him they were busy
though, and that he should check back on a weekly basis. Every now and then
they would come back with a small message from the outside world, but it was
never clear communication. He received contact but in most instances the
transmission would be lost in a matter of minutes. Worst of all, if the
language from the outside world was a foreign language, he wasn’t able to
communicate. It proved even more difficult to overcome other local
communication.
For not every native on the island shared his plight. The
natives had their own lives to attend to.
Day A125: Mingle
He tried to mingle with the natives, but found it
increasingly difficult to reach any connection or amount of depth. He wasn’t
used to their language or their way of life.
They did not know anything about the driving or understand
why anyone would want to escape this island. Most of all they were curious as
to how he landed there. To them a car couldn’t carry you to their island. He
pondered this for not even he knew how the car landed on the island. Again, he
doesn’t know their language therefore this is just what he assumes by observing
their gestures.
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