 It is suggested that which of the following happens to Jimmy D?
The ancient rule was sink or swim—swim in the miasma of a planet without spaceflight, or sink to utter destruction! [Transcriber's Note: This etext was produced from Worlds of If Science Fiction, July 1963. Thinking it over, I was almost sorry I'd been stinking to Jimmy D. Either your arches and calves ache or every time you step you think you're going to trip on a piece of fluff and break your neck. They don't care what order you go in, so Jimmy D. jumped up, grabbed his gear and then led his horse down the ramp. They don't let us grow for fourteen years and then kick us out to die. Venie Morlock has got a crush on Jimmy D., and when she saw me start getting ready to go, she began to check her gear, too. When the sun disappears, somehow you wonder in your stomach if it's really going to come back. The third was to join forces, though not with that meatball Jimmy D. No, he isn't really a meatball. One of the smartest moves in history was to include horses when they dropped the colonies. One of the eight, as well as the two that were being built then, went up with everything else in the Solar System in 2041. I don't know how many of those planets had animals that could have been substituted but, even if they had, they would have had to be domesticated from scratch. That one wheeled his black horse and rode back toward me.
 Jimmy D ends up in jail.
 Jimmy D is killed by the bandits.  Jimmy D refuses to help Mia, even though she wishes for him.  Jimmy D ends up in jail.  Jimmy D finds Mia and helps her.