"You?" asked a skeptical Dufresne.
"I'm small enough to squeeze in, which means I can fix the hole without moving the cabinet," Harry replied.
Dufresne looked at the carpenter, who then turned to Harry for a good look. Then he nodded.
"It's possible... theoretically."
"Mr. Dufresne, please let me try. Otherwise, we're all going to die here!"
"How about the wound on your arm?"
"It's no big deal. I hurt it earlier while running because I was too afraid. Don't worry about it," Harry chucked while swinging his arms to prove that he was fine.
"Quick! Take off your shirt."
After Harry took off his shirt, Dufresne tore a sleeve off and wrapped it around a cork. He then passed it to Harry.
"Use this to plug the hole. If you think it's not big enough, wrap some more cloth around the cork."
"Understood!"
