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Trying
to
ignore
the
doubt
that
was
seeping
into
his
mind
about
the
plan
,
Thomas
continued
on
.
Now
it
was
his
turn
.
He
snatched
a
vine
with
both
hands
and
started
to
climb
,
directly
over
the
spot
where
he
'd
just
tied
up
Alby
.
The
thick
leaves
of
the
ivy
served
well
as
handholds
,
and
Thomas
was
elated
to
find
that
the
many
cracks
in
the
stone
wall
were
perfect
supports
for
his
feet
as
he
climbed
.
He
began
to
think
how
easy
it
would
be
without
...
He
refused
to
finish
the
thought
.
He
could
n't
leave
Alby
behind
.
Once
he
reached
a
point
a
couple
of
feet
above
his
friend
,
Thomas
wrapped
one
of
the
vines
around
his
own
chest
,
around
and
around
several
times
,
snug
against
his
armpits
for
support
.
Slowly
,
he
let
himself
sag
,
letting
go
with
his
hands
but
keeping
his
feet
planted
firmly
in
a
large
crack
.
Relief
filled
him
when
the
vine
held
.
Now
came
the
really
hard
part
.
The
four
vines
tied
to
Alby
below
hung
tautly
around
him
.
Thomas
took
hold
of
the
one
attached
to
Alby
's
left
leg
,
and
pulled
.
He
was
only
able
to
get
it
up
a
few
inches
before
letting
go
--
the
weight
was
too
much
.
He
could
n't
do
it
.
He
climbed
back
down
to
the
Maze
floor
,
decided
to
try
pushing
from
below
instead
of
pulling
from
above
.
To
test
it
,
he
tried
raising
Alby
only
a
couple
of
feet
,
limb
by
limb
.
First
,
he
pushed
the
left
leg
up
,
then
tied
a
new
vine
around
it
.
Then
the
right
leg
.
When
both
were
secure
,
Thomas
did
the
same
to
Alby
's
arms
--
right
,
then
left
.
He
stepped
back
,
panting
,
to
take
a
look
.
Alby
hung
there
,
seemingly
lifeless
,
now
three
feet
higher
than
he
'd
been
five
minutes
earlier
.
Clangs
from
the
Maze
.
Whirrs
.
Buzzes
.
Moans
.
Thomas
thought
he
saw
a
couple
of
red
flashes
to
his
left
.
The
Grievers
were
getting
closer
,
and
it
was
now
obvious
that
there
were
more
than
one
.
