Summary of Text B A hero’s aspirationWhile Jonda was patrolling along a 1) ________road with her police associate, David, on a rainy night in November, she sensed a car ahead of them was in trouble. Her acute 2) ______ sense was a result of her failure in rescuing a teenager from a car fire many years ago. And since then she had lived in 3) ________ of the tragedy. Thus, she tried to pull the car over before it was too late. The car slowed down as its driver4) _________ on the brakes, but not enough to stop at the warning sign. It slipped into the Dalton River.To rescue the trapped driver, Sandy, as 5) ___________by her work badge, Jonda slipped down into the river, a raging 6) _________that was swallowing up the car. Through the window, she found Sandy screaming and banging the window for help, with her intense fear 7) ___________ in her eyes. Her rescue would admit of no delay. Hard as it was to break the thick glass with a window hammer, Jonda made it in time; and with the help of David, she pulled Sandy out of the 8) ___________ car.In the wake of the incident, Sandy expressed her deep gratitude to Jonda, while Jonda, in effect, had much to be grateful to Sandy for: By saving Sandy, she was 9) _________ of her acute guilt and freed from the 10) ___________ of her past.