@OliverBlueBlaze_ Actually, that's not true. I have been in a (controlled) dangerous situation. Last Halloween, I went trick-or-treating with one of my friends, and we went to the scariest house on the block first. Every decoration was absolutely HORRIFYING, and terrifying. There was a kid in front of me getting his candy, and as he started to walk away, we heard a chainsaw revving, and the woman on the porch gasped and said "it's the chainsaw man!" (obviously this was all staged)
This guy runs out from behind the house, waving a running chainsaw everywhere (I couldn't see clearly in the dark, but I suspect there was no chain on it) and kids are screaming and running from him, while I'm just standing there stock-still, literally AT WAR with myself trying to identify if this is a threat and I should start helping kids escape and maybe find out how to stop him, despite the fact that "there's no way this can be real, right? I mean, the woman on the porch was expecting it, so this has got to be controlled, right? We're not in danger--why would we be? But also this is so freaking terrifying so what if it IS real?!"
Anyway I just stood there, frozen and watching this guy chase the kids around to try and identify if he's a threat or not, until the chainsaw dies down and the man walks away. Then behind me I heard the lady say, "Look at that! Not even fazed!" and I think she was talking about me because I was the only one right there.
But anyway I was just kinda frozen, and if it came down to it, I would've fought him probably