Adventure is an amalgam of things, interactions, and emotions. An emotion present in most, if not all, adventures is uncertainty. When only the body is present on the tracks, any sort of positioning instrumentation stripped away, uncertainty is inevitable. There is no way of telling where the closest train is, and that is a thought that only breeds unease. That thought, however, and its nature of discomfort, can be tied directly to adventure because of one of adventure’s core components; uncertainty.