Maxine’s explanation also delves into how multiple perspectives contribute to the fluctuation of tension. For instance, when the ship sways away from the iceberg at the last minute, there is a sense of relief and safety. However, this feeling is short-lived as the Quartermaster notices ice in the air, leading to a rise in tension once again. The stewards’ lack of concern causes a drop in tension, only for it to escalate when the chef’s rolls fall off the tray, signaling a bad omen.
