a Tell a story about rappelling into a cavern that can't be reached any other way.
Explanation:
Talking about accidents might actually have the opposite effect, even if you mean to ensure that rappelling is safe. Fact stating can be uninteresting or even boring. And asking someone if they've done something is not encouraging in any ways.
An exciting story about a "secret location" with a sense of adventure, on the other hand, is very interesting on its own and the use of rappel in this story might make rappelling much more interesting.
The English language gives us communication skills when we all feel like being<em> social introverts</em> and not communicating with<em> anyone</em> whatsoever during this pandemic.
The inference that can be drawn from these lines of Feste's song in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night is that they are making reference to life's unpredictability and; therefore, they urge people to enjoy their youth.
