Paul Rosolie

How does Ignacio think about them?

It depends on the mood you get him in.

Because if you ask him, one day I asked him, I said, if you could see the people that shot you in the head, what would you say to them?

And he looked at me with that Ignacio look.

And he said, I wouldn't say anything.

I would kill as many of them as I could.

Okay.

He also had a time where he was in a really remote guard station working for the Ministry of Culture and they showed up and he knew that they were going to kill him.

And so he climbed up into the peak of the little structure there.

And just like a dog in a car, that greenhouse effect in the top at midday with the sun beating down, he was huddled over a mattress while they were walking on the deck, moving pots and pans and looking at our items and artifacts.

And he knew that if he was found,

They'd kill him.

But if he stayed up there, he was literally frying to death.

He said he was soaking the mattress.

He was he could feel himself dying for two hours.

He had to stay there.

And he is constantly making this decision of if I come out, I die.

If I stay here, I probably die.

He's like, probably dies better than definitely die.

So he's terrified.