True Spirit Irony

True Spirit Irony

People’s doubts

At the age of 16, Jessica surprised the world when she expressed her interest in sailing solo unassisted across the Atlantic Ocean, which is a journey that takes 210 days. The experts in the sailing industry knew what it takes to sail in the rough waters of the ocean and quickly rubbished Jessica's ambitions. However, Jessica was determined to prove her critics wrong. After doing enough preparations, Jessica started her journey and went out of sight. People were sure that she would not make it. Ironically, after 210 days, Jessica made it to the end despite her many challenges while on the ocean. Those who criticized her ambition were dumbfounded. According to Jessica, she is a normal ordinary girl, and she encourages people to pursue their dreams because nothing is impossible.

Childhood fears and Adulthood reality

While growing up, Jessica was a shy girl who feared water. While witnessing her parents cross the narrow, dangerous waters that separated the two countries, she hated water and thought that she would not even ever be able to swim. Ironically, when Jessica grew up, she sailed across the Atlantic Ocean alone. She turned away her childhood fears, became a hero in sailing, and made a record that has never been broken in history.

Jessica’s courage

One other notable irony is Jessica's courage to proceed with her dangerous journey after a 63,000-tonne bulk carrier collided with her boat even before she crossed the starting line. The bulk carrier pushed Jessica's boat. Ironically, the collision did not kill Jessica's spirits. She regained her energy, recollected her efforts, and started again. When she crossed the starting line, she assured herself that nothing would stop her from finishing her journey.

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