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“我逃脱了绑匪魔掌!”

“我逃脱了绑匪的魔掌!”   我们听说过青少年遇袭的事件,但大多数人都没想过这种事情会发生在自己身上。16岁的美国女孩卡珊德拉以前也是这样想,但某一天,不幸就这样发生了。      My town in Florida is straight out of the movies―smiling people taking strolls[漫步] and little kids riding bikes. So sweet! Every morning, I’d walk the mile on the sidewalk along a main road from my house to my high school. The walk scared me at first because I had to leave while it was still dark, before the sun was fully up, and I passed an empty parking lot[停车场]. But after a few weeks, I relaxed and that creeped-out[奇怪的,不好的] feeling went away.      Grabbed!   Then one day last spring, I was walking by the parking lot with my iPod on, when suddenly my headphones were knocked off my head and a man threw his arm around my neck! It happened fast. I heard a deep, scary voice say, “Just be quiet,” in my ear.   I was being attacked, and this man’s arm was closing tightly on my neck! I wasn’t about to be quiet. I started yelling my head off and trying to pull his arm away from me, but he squeezed[挤压,握紧] tighter! He was behind me, but when I was able to turn a little, I saw that he had his T-shirt pulled up over half his face. The   struggle seemed like an eternity[永远]―he was forcing me to walk toward the back of an auto repair shop and he just kept saying, “Be quiet.”   Cars drove by and we passed two guys at a bus stop across the street, yet no one helped. My mind was frozen with fear. For a few seconds, I couldn’t even see! But then I heard my great-grandmother’s voice in my head. She was talking in her gentle way, saying, “Come on now, I know you’re stronger than that!” She was the rock in our family until she passed away four years   ago.   I snapped back[迅速跳回] to reality and adrenaline[肾上腺素] kicked in[开始生效]. I didn’t know what this man wanted to do―kidnap, rape, or rob[抢夺] me, or maybe all three―but I had to get out of the situation alive. I started coaching myself in my head, okay―you need to get calm and figure out what to do.      Survival Instinct[本能]   I’ve

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