THE LAST ARGUMENT WAS irrefutable and McPherson was obliged to admit it. The boat with the five excluded crew members then began its return trip, while the others waited. They spent over half an hour without more news. Finally Miguel, who could no longer control his anxiety exclaimed.
“I'll go first, I'll take a peak to slightly enlarge the gap.” This said he took the tool and resolutely embarked on the ascent of the rubble slope, sliding over the pebbles that rolled into the water. Once arrived at the top he used the peak to remove the loose stones of the gap expanding its size in a perceivable form. Immediately thereafter he disappeared in the hole. His gesture was the trigger that guided the action of others. They dragged the two remaining rafts to the shore, took their backpacks and
