The first Native American who met the Pilgrims at Plymouth Colony walked into their encampment and greeted them in English.
When Neil Armstrong first walked on the moon, he carried with him a piece of the Wright brothers’ first airplane.
The shortest Oscar Speech ever was given by Patty Duke in 1962, who at age 16, the youngest person to accept an Oscar in a competitive category, said “Thank You”, and walked off the stage.
Jonathan Taylor Thomas, a famous 90s child actor, walked away from fame at the height of his career to study philosophy at Harvard.
The first time comedian Jerry Seinfeld walked on stage at a comedy club he froze and was booed off stage.
When Vincent Van Gogh shot himself in the chest with a revolver, he walked home, saw two doctors, but there was no surgeon to remove the bullet. The doctors left him alone smoking his pipe in his room. He died two days later.