Quagmire, with the force of his foot, twisted it in another direction, thereby turning and moving into a street. After running for a few moments, in his peripheral vision, he saw a large wooden obstacle was blocking the way. Upon looking over the object, he found that the height was much taller than him, which means, he would struggle to go over it with a jump, just like in the chimney earlier. He would need to climb.
Glancing from side to side in an attempt to find an alternative way, alas, there was no other way. There were no other streets, no other doors he could break in and enter through; moreover, the street was too narrow for his comfort.
Thus, with a decisive decision, he increased the force he exerted in running, thereby giving more distance between his steps and in turn exponentially increasing his speed. With a kick from his foot, he leapt through the air, and in a span of a few moments, he reached out both of his arms.
