Narrator's Injury and Reactions

The speaker shares their experience of digging on a ranch, initially dismissing warnings about paranormal consequences. After digging, they suffered a severe and inexplicable head injury, which doctors found medically impossible to explain or treat. The speaker continues to experience repercussions from this injury.

What was the narrator's initial belief about the paranormal activities on the ranch?

• They were convinced of their existence.

• They were skeptical and did not believe in them.

• They had no opinion on the matter.

• They were afraid of them.

What unusual physical symptom did the narrator experience after digging?

• A broken arm

• A severe headache

• A goose egg on the back of the head

• A sprained ankle

How did the narrator describe the pain from their injury?

• Unlike anything they had felt before

• Mild and manageable

• Similar to a previous injury

• Easily treatable

What was the medical professionals' reaction to the narrator's injury?

• They suggested a common treatment.

• They dismissed it as a minor issue.

• They were confused and found it medically impossible.

• They immediately knew how to treat it.

What ongoing issue does the narrator face due to their injury?

• Improved health

• Continued repercussions

• No lasting effects

• Complete recovery