Some crawled into tents and lay down.
Its largest peak, Monserrate, looms directly above La Candaleria, topped by a white church where hundreds of pilgrims celebrate Sunday Mass (some crawling on their knees to get there).
When the war-proud Ashoka meets the war widows, we hear their high, awful cries when they move across the stage, some crawling, some carrying banners that spread across the floor, turning into a river of blood.
Anxious survivors, many comparing the experience to the movie "Titanic," recounted a chaotic and terrifying scene in which some crawled through hallways to escape down perilous ladders to lifeboats, while others leapt overboard into the wintry Tyrrhenian Sea.
They eventually found the core's passageway -- represented by a Hula-Hoop -- and after some crawling in the dark, arrived at their destination, where a woman, wearing red, munched on a carrot.
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Some crawled under the side-walls of the tent.
One by one, they all slowly made their way to him, some crawling; others hobbling, waddling, or limping.
On the way in, there had been some crawls through muddy water, but once the resupply team arrived, Vieira's bad luck on the expedition began to flood back to him literally.
We salute the passing year, some with a sigh, some with a warm heart, some running so fast they barely noticed, some crawling to the end unsure if they even survived and some still trying to catch their breath and understand what transpired and what it all means.
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