Describe two different issues and repair that didn't fail
I'm a bit confused with your question. Isolation is something I feel sometimes in the winter months during a big snow storm. I just don't want to get out and shovel the drive and walks and then drive on those snow packed roads, and it's worse if the power goes out. Insolation isn't that something like sunstroke or heat exhaustion? Insulation is good and keeps the cool in during the summer and the cold out during the winter. I had some attic insulation added a couple years ago and was surprised how much it lowered the gas and light bills. Good windows help too, and the more sun you can keep out when it's really coming in, the better. I use blinds and some heavy drapes to help block the hot sun, but you can also use trees to help provide some shade.
CITY OF LOST CHILDREN (1995) aka La cité des enfants perdus starring Ron Perlman The chain of events: While Miette is being strangled by the hypnotized One, a tear flies from her cheek to a nearby spiderweb that wakes a sleeping bird that wakes a sleeping dog that wakes a sleeping wino, who throws a bottle that startles a passing seagull who poops on the windshield of a passing car, which crashes into a fire hydrant, whose water rushes into the sewer and sends rats floating into a burlesque house which sends naked ladies out into the street, which distracts a lineman, who shorts out all the electricity in the area including the lighthouse, which causes a passing ship to crash into the docks where Miette is being strangled, which dumps One into the water where he is roused from his murderous trance.
Well, usually it's a long range reliever, because starters need stamina, and honestly, lrp's are not hard to find. I think guys like Marmol for the Cubs, and Turnbow for the Brewers would be excellent starters.
