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Dubbed the “Kiss of Life,” this jaw-dropping photograph captures the moment when utility worker J.D. Thompson saves his colleague, Randall Champion after he was struck unconscious by a 4,000-volt electric shock. Without hesitation, J.D. performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation while Randall dangled from his harness on the utility pole. 

Randall not only survived this harrowing ordeal but also lived for another 35 years, a testament to Thompson’s quick thinking and bravery.

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CW: Electric torture

“You could avoid this, you know. Just do what I want and you won’t have to go through anything more.”

Whumpee just snarled in response.

Whumper shrugged lightly, as if they were agreeing to disagree on what ice cream flavor was the best instead of deciding to torture someone over a totally reasonable lack of cooperation.

Whumper flipped a switch. Whumpee screamed as pain ripped through them. They saw stars. They lost control of their movement as their muscles spasmed.

It went on for several seconds that felt like hours, and then Whumper flipped it back off.

“Changed your mind yet?”

No, Whumpee thought, but didn’t deign to give them an answer. Whumper took their silence as the negative it was.

Again, white, searing pain, and a loss of control over their own body as the electricity ran through them.

“You gonna cooperate now?” Whumper checked in.

Whumpee called Whumper a choice insult, in a voice that was now significantly weaker than their will.

The soreness of muscles overtaxed by electrical stimulation was drowned out by a brighter, more acute pain as Whumper shocked them again. “I can do this a lot longer than you,” Whumper said before turning it off once more. “Either you can give in to me, or we can continue until you lose consciousness.”

Whumpee glared. There wouldn’t be much point in feigning unconsciousness if their reaction to the next bout of electricity would give them away anyway. But they weren’t giving in to this. They would have to hope unconsciousness came sooner rather than later.