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M: My brother Peter has just done a course at the Green Park Camping School.
W: That’s great. What made him make such a decision?
M: For one thing, some boys in his class dared him to go with them!
W: You mean he wasn’t really willing to go?
M: He wanted to go but he was also a little frightened. Of course, now that he has done it, he’s very pleased with himself and he’s always talking about it.
W: So he enjoyed it, didn’t he?
M: We cannot say so. I think he’s enjoying the feeling of having done it more than he enjoyed actually doing it !
W: What sort of things did he do?
M: All sorts of open-air activities: camping, canoeing. One thing he had to do was to capsize a canoe and then right it again without getting out. The water was very cold but he hardly noticed it at that time.
W: Why not?
M: He was too busy righting the canoe!
W: That doesn’t sound very comfortable at this time of’ the year!
M: That’s what I said when he told me. On another occasion he had to spend a day and a night by himself in the open country. He was frightened at first, apparently, but then he got used to it.
W: The course did him a lot of good. I expect it’s made him more self-reliant.
M: That’s what he says--now he wants me to go!