"Running into Danger on the Alaskan Trail"

They run longer distances

They run faster

They only run when it's sunny

They run in very cold weather

To show that she had gotten lost on her run.

To show that she knows exactly where she's going.

To show that she was not expecting a bear encounter.

To show that she is very familiar with the area.

angrily

slowly

roughly

suddenly

She is confident and aware.

She is scared and unsure.

She is not an experienced runner.

She hates running alone.

A woman is running and runs out of water.

A woman comes face to face with a bear.

A woman is hiking in a dangerous area.

A woman has food that a bear wants.

At first she was excited, now she is scared.

At first she was scared, now she is angry.

At first she was confident, now she is terrified.

At first she was afraid, now she is calm.

To explain to the reader the importance of family.

To show how much she misses her son.

To show how afraid she was at the time.

To explain why she was talking to the bear.

To show that she is not afraid of bears anymore.

To explain why she is terrified of bears

To show how this event has left a lasting impression on her.

To explain why she quit running

A woman manages to curb a bear attack by talking softly to the bear, after which it walks away

A woman thinks back on an event when she was threatened by a bear while running in the woods and how she escaped.

A woman is running in the woods, and a bear thinks she is threatening her cubs and is forced to pursue the runner until she leaves her cubs alone.

A woman goes running in the woods on a typical day, and when she is seen by a bear with three cubs she almost does not escape.