Sailors Can't Stop Looking Back

"Sailors who are shipwrecked in the coastal area act very differently to those shipwrecked out in the open sea. Perhaps it is the false sense of relief that the sight of the shore brings? Completely disregarding the rule of thumb that you must discard the heaviest stuff first, they held on to everything, and the rescue boat sank. They were struggling to save the cargo before saving their mates, and some sailors even tried to go back to the sinking ship's cabin. It was truly their recklessness that caused this unimaginable disaster." - From the log of El Haar