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General

i was missing for 4 years. i escaped to siberia was forced to survive alone in a remote forest on one of the highest mountain peaks in the entire world. i used large, frozen stones to build a shelter, and chased rodents off of my property almost every day. i occasionally ate them. it was especially hard to come by food, as everything had frozen over and became one with the earth for 2 long years. my toes froze every single day. i had to thaw them by slapping broken tree branches on them until i felt something. i needed to feel something. i survived by being very fast and agile when predators came around to get me, and i observed the mating behavior of moose to learn self defense against the bears. my toes kept freezing and felt like hard, cold pebbles for almost all of my stay in the remote forests of siberia. i was only rescued once my family came looking for me on 5 large donkeys. when i was introduced back into society again, i still occasionally ate rodents, again, to feel something after all the trauma i had been through. my toes have since been amputated, i now walk on stumps.

Music

my favorite sound is the wind, whistling and howling between the branches of the cold nights in siberia. they brought me peace those two times that a bear managed to attack me, despite my strong phyisical training and self defense mechanisms. i used to fall asleep to the beautiful sound of wolves breathing down my neck while i lay on the ground, pretending to be deceased.

Movies

i have never watched a movie.

Television

Books

Moose: Behavior, Ecology, Conservation Hardcover – January 1, 1999 by Valerius Geist (Author), Michael H. Francis (Author, Photographer) very good book, you can learn a lot about self defense.

Heroes

my heroes are my ten toes, which i am no longer in possesion of, since they had to be taken from me by the cruel elements of mother earth.