But this season, Sergio Ramos has revealed himself to be an actual wizard. Despite never scoring more than six goals in a season for Real Madrid (he is a defender, after all), he scored that many in the final seven matches, including a late equalizer in the Champions League final that set up his side to win in extra time. As a result of being in the form of his life, he's now being discussed as a candidate for World Player of the Year. A strong showing at the World Cup would go a long way toward cementing his case, but he remains extremely capable of any number of calamities. In other words, Sergio Ramos could very well score the tournament's winning goal, get sent off in the final for using an opponent like a Twister mat and then somehow drop the trophy into an active volcano.
Could you tell me what the Twister mat is? PS: I know the act of dropping the trophy into an active volcano is kinda metaphor. Could you show me your comprehension of it?
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org/wiki/Twister_(game ) I think that dropping the trophy into a volcano is simply a bizarre calamity that the author has invented. I don't see any metaphorical significance.
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