text: [Themes: modern]
  
  Walking a little farther inside cave, you trip up on a object along the stoned floor. Thinking its just a oversized rock you keep on walking inside. You never know what it could be. Looking down you realize the object was a flashlight. Maybe there is hope a person is here. Hoping the flashlight still functions you turn it on. Shining the light to the floor you see it is even more damp than before and you began to feel little thwacks of water droplets rush by your ankles. You shine the light up in front of you to see ahead. Ahead is a gorgeous medium sized waterfall cascading down from a hole in the top of a wall. It must come from some sort of body up above us. You didn't even notice that the cave was declining downwards.
  
  Even though It is tinted a bit green, but this may be your chance to get fresh water. You're both very thirsty and very dirty. Should you drink the water or wash yourself off?
  
  > jump In
  After running around the merciless jungle and sweating bullets from the hot sunwaves beaming down on your skin, a nice long swim in the lukewarm water to soothe your sunburn sounds like a wonderful plan. Dipping one toe in, you feel the water is more warm than anything. Slowly stepping in till the water reaches your waist, the water warms you in the cool of night. Taking another step, the water comes up to your shoulders. Letting your head fall back to be supported by the rocks on the edge of the river as you take in the healing powers of the warm water. Minutes of no stress passed, but out of nowhere your skin starts to feel irritated and look a little green. Quickly you pull yourself out of the deceiving water and on to the damp stone. Sitting over the edge with your legs crossed you begin to rub your skin to stop the burning sensation. The irritation starts to fade as you reconsider your choices of coming in the unpredictable cave. Do you stay or go?
  
  > stay in the Cave
  You might feel a little bit of a sting but that doesn't mean you should stop searching the cave. Who knows what might hide ahead? You already found a flashlight and a possibly-freshwater waterfall. You wring out your clothes and water drops off your shirt to the damp stone ground. Already you begin to feel a little bit better. The pool was definitely contaminated in some way. Either it was getting too old over the years or it was picking up some sort of bacteria. Now your clothes are just a bit damp and you can probably continue on your way. The little emission of light that poured out of the spout of the waterfall continually got dimmer as you left your previous stop. The darkness is now pooling over the cave. There is almost no longer any light that your eyes can see. You take the flashlight and flare it at the wall. Thank goodness you did that now because if you walked any further, you would have ran straight into a stone intersection. You move the flashlight around to show the two open paths to your left and right. To your right is a cave with stalagmites and stalactites popping up along the path. It was rough terrain and looks to be a little damp. To your left is another cave that even though isn't covered in stalagmites, is very dreary. The rock becomes pitch black and that's all you can see for miles. Which path do you go along?
  
  > Left
  The dark tunnel would avoid all the obstacles in your path. It might have been the right way to turn, but you know that you'd never make it out alive in that patch of danger. Even though it may be scary in here, you think you'll be able to find some materials somehow. You wander into the cave feeling around for a wall just in case you run into one. It's so dark, even the flashlight looks dim. The longer you go, the more doubtful you become. What if this is just a barren tunnel? And you've been traveling for nothing. You try to shake off your uncertainty and doubt in your decisions to go this way.
  
  Now it's been about a half an hour and you feel nothing is going to happen. You're about to turn around, before your light gives you a glimpse of something shining up ahead. You jog towards it, happy you weren't wrong,you look down and see stretched pieces of sturdy rope with two silver connectors on either side. You bend down and pick it up. A smile from ear to ear appears on your face because you actually found something useful for your departure from the island. But, you can tell by now it's getting late and you need to get back. You turn around and head back to the entrance of the cave as quickly as you can rope in hand. You reach the end of the cave.
  
  > Materials
  Getting off this island is your main priority. You are sick and tired of of taking the perilous acts of the jungle. You need to find materials to build a raft or something to get you off this island if you can even find the beach again. Continuing your way around the jungle in the dark left with just a small flashlight that will lose power any second. At night even the brightest and most beautiful flowers can't be seen through the blanket of darkness laid over the jungle. Right before the flashlight dim a full shade you stumble upon a pile of something. The dimness of the flashlight wasn't helping the vision problems. Getting closer, you realize the pile is a whole bunch of logs. Using your new found supplies what will you do?
  
  > keep Materials
  Of course you are going to keep the materials you found to build a raft. You wouldn't be too smart not to, but how are you going to get the raft all the way to the ocean without collapsing? Easy! Tonight you will grab a stick and move it along side you to create a trail for you to follow. Each time you will grab some logs and bring them to the beach where you will build the raft. On your way to the beach, on one of your last trips you become very hungry. Along your path there is a berry bush. Not able to keep yourself away, you grabbed a handful. But, you don't know if it is safe enough for you to eat.
  
  > eat the Berries
  You are so hungry. Of course you'll eat the berries! You know the dangers, but it is worth it. You take the handful of berries and throw them in your mouth. As you chew, fruity cranberry-like juice circles around, making you feel like you made the right decision. You let go of the logs and sit down up against a tree for a second while you continue eating. The fruit makes you feel rejuvenated. But, your happiness ends when you see an iguana lying in the ground near a bush. Dead. It had eaten the berries and must have died from the ingredients inside. Oh no. Your arms and legs begin to tense up. You can't move them. You go into a state of paralysis. Then, everything goes black.