“Hell, no.” “Turn it off. Nothing bad will happen.” She clicked off her light, and the world went dark.
I felt my eyes trying to adjust, but there was no light to adjust to.
Now you can’t see the walls, right? Can’t see the rats. Spin around a few times and you won’t know which way is in and which way is out.
This is scary. Now imagine if we couldn’t talk, if we couldn’t hear each other’s breathing.
Imagine if we had no sense of touch, so even if we were standing next to each other, we’d never know it.
“Imagine you’re trying to find someone, or even you’re trying to find yourself, but you have no senses,
no way to know where the walls are, which way is forward or backward, what is water and what is air.
You’re senseless and shapeless—you feel like you can only describe what you are by identifying what you’re not,
and you’re floating around in a body with no control.
You don’t get to decide who you like or where you live or when you eat or what you fear.
You’re just stuck in there, totally alone, in this darkness. That’s scary.
This,” I said, and turned on the flashlight. “This is control. This is power.
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