"It's a hundred degrees! Can't we go for a swim in the lake?"
No last name given. One of the campers at the OK to Cry Corral.
Kristin is the first of many
children to complain of the oppressive heat at the camp, and begs
O'Neill for a chance to go for a swim at the lake. O'Neill insists that he must protect the kids from exposure to algae blooms. Later, she suggests a hike, which is similarly vetoed by O'Neill.