Passage 1: The captain's storm diary recorded wind speed, damaged sails, and orders shouted over thunder. Fear appeared only as numbers carefully written in the margin. To lead the crew, he had turned terror into measurements. Passage 2: From the attic window, a child watched the same storm bend the trees. She imagined the thunder as furniture dragged by giants and hid under a quilt. Her fear grew because no task asked her to name it differently. How do the passages contrast in their treatment of fear?