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Scott's epitaph
Tragedy is not forever, innocence is the sublimation of life! Although a person destroyed himself in the struggle against the invincible second dimension, his mind became extremely noble, which is a great tragedy throughout the ages. You died like a hero, for the hope of others' lives! Your spirit makes people fear, and your actions make people tremble. When I would drag others down, I resolutely chose to die for the hope that others would live. He insisted on leaving the team and didn't want to be a burden to the group. Your faltering pace bears the weight of self-esteem, you fear death with a broad mind, the world is silent because of your strength, and we are proud of your heroism! When he was only one step away from death, he was still making scientific observations in the snow-covered Antarctic, and there were 16 kilograms of precious molten stone samples on the sledge. One person is responsible for a lifetime! He persisted until the last moment, even though death and fear surrounded him, he didn't give up hope. Faced with a heartbreaking ending, he resolutely accepted the task given to him by his opponent. Combining greatness and tragedy, he failed when he was only one step away from victory. This failure made him fall and never get up again, but at the end of his life, he always insisted on fighting his fate to the end. 2. Epitaph of Scott's team: At the bottom of this cross and stone pier are Captain Scott of the Royal Navy who won the Victoria Medal, Dr. Wilson of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Arts from Canterbury University, and Captain Bowles of the Royal Indian Marine Corps. I want to commend them for their heroic and successful Antarctic expedition. They arrived at the South Pole on1912 65438+10/7 after the arrival of the Norwegian expedition. They died of strong winds, heavy snow and lack of fuel. At the same time, in memory of their two heroic comrades-in-arms, Inniss Jilin cavalry captain Ou Ci, who sacrificed 18 geographical miles in the snowstorm to keep his companions alive here; The sailor Evans died at the foot of Bedmore Glacier. What God gave, God has taken back. God bless you.