but maybe sometimes good can come from bad.

knock knock

knock knock

THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!

knock knock

I- what are you sorry for? I've already told you I don't need pity for the blindness thing.

...What are you talking about. What happened to- which friend? What?

Not heard what? What do you know that I don't?

...

He can't be...he promised he wouldn't. He swore he wouldn't die he told me-

SHUT UP! You're lying, you're just like IT, you want to scare me like last time-

you're standing in the checkout line for the grocery store, listening to the beep of the cash register, when all of a sudden you feel wobbly. that's weird. you try to steady yourself, but you can't actually see, so you end up kind of stumbling around. the wobbliness doesn't go away -- instead, it seems to get worse. you can feel the ground shaking under your feet, and then you start to fall over before catching yourself on... a brick wall? you manage to stand up -- the ground suddenly even once more -- and you take stock of your surroundings. you can hear cars honking, and you feel the spring breeze on your face.

Wh-hey! Hello?

Right. Okay...its just Chicago. You live in Chicago. You know loads of people in Chicago who can some help you.

Uh. Cars. I think I'm somewhere downtown. But I can hear cars. And the wind is nice out here. It's soft. It feels kind of warm on my face too- it's sunny. I don't...know if that helps.

That sounds lovely, Boris. I'd love to go on a walk with you.

yeah, it does. thank you.

Yeah...me too.

HEY! you guys are BANNED!!

you're standing in the checkout line for the grocery store, listening to the beep of the cash register, when all of a sudden you feel wobbly. that's weird. you try to steady yourself, but you can't actually see, so you end up kind of stumbling around. the wobbliness doesn't go away -- instead, it seems to get worse. you can feel the ground shaking under your feet, and then you start to fall over before catching yourself on... a brick wall? you manage to stand up -- the ground suddenly even once more -- and you take stock of your surroundings. you can hear cars honking, and you feel the spring breeze on your face.

Wh-hey! Hello?

Right. Okay...its just Chicago. You live in Chicago. You know loads of people in Chicago who can some help you.

Uh. Cars. I think I'm somewhere downtown. But I can hear cars. And the wind is nice out here. It's soft. It feels kind of warm on my face too- it's sunny. I don't...know if that helps.

That sounds lovely, Boris. I'd love to go on a walk with you.

yeah, it does. thank you.

you're standing in the checkout line for the grocery store, listening to the beep of the cash register, when all of a sudden you feel wobbly. that's weird. you try to steady yourself, but you can't actually see, so you end up kind of stumbling around. the wobbliness doesn't go away -- instead, it seems to get worse. you can feel the ground shaking under your feet, and then you start to fall over before catching yourself on... a brick wall? you manage to stand up -- the ground suddenly even once more -- and you take stock of your surroundings. you can hear cars honking, and you feel the spring breeze on your face.

Wh-hey! Hello?

Right. Okay...its just Chicago. You live in Chicago. You know loads of people in Chicago who can some help you.

Uh. Cars. I think I'm somewhere downtown. But I can hear cars. And the wind is nice out here. It's soft. It feels kind of warm on my face too- it's sunny. I don't...know if that helps.

you're standing in the checkout line for the grocery store, listening to the beep of the cash register, when all of a sudden you feel wobbly. that's weird. you try to steady yourself, but you can't actually see, so you end up kind of stumbling around. the wobbliness doesn't go away -- instead, it seems to get worse. you can feel the ground shaking under your feet, and then you start to fall over before catching yourself on... a brick wall? you manage to stand up -- the ground suddenly even once more -- and you take stock of your surroundings. you can hear cars honking, and you feel the spring breeze on your face.

Wh-hey! Hello?

Right. Okay...its just Chicago. You live in Chicago. You know loads of people in Chicago who can some help you.

Uh. Cars. I think I'm somewhere downtown. But I can hear cars. And the wind is nice out here. It's soft. It feels kind of warm on my face too- it's sunny. I don't...know if that helps.

HEY! you guys are BANNED!!

HEY! you guys are BANNED!!