Caroline studied the old
man carefully. She couldn't quite put her finger on it, but something about him
reminded her of someone else. But who?
Perhaps the reason is
because she has been waiting at the DMV for quite a few hours now. In the
delusional state of mind we all receive from being at the DMV, she probably is
using her own imagination to cure the boredom she is undergoing. She carefully examines
the man and notices the faint scar on his left cheek that she so vividly
remembers, and comes to the conclusion that it is not all in her head, she has
seen this man before, but the questions of who he is and she's seen him remain
a mystery. He is far too old for her to have interacted with him at any part of
her life.
The man is then called
up to the desk for whatever it is he came for and swiftly leaves making short
eye contact with Caroline. She is called next and then leaves having more
questions to be unanswered. The Déjà vu she experience baffles her even more
when she sees the man yet again walking on the sidewalk of the street she was
driving on. She can’t recall a time ever having met him in this part of town,
so she is now under the suspicion that he is following her. Déjà vu is no
longer a plausible explanation, at least in her eyes, and now sleeps with all
the doors locked.
She is feeling deception
and is currently going crazy. The phenomenon that occurred made this lady a
psychopath and therefore she is now living in a psychiatric ward to spend the
rest of her days until she gets better. Her caretaker is none other than the
old man with a scar on his left cheek.
That was awesome! I felt a sense of amnesia after reading the last sentence. Deja Vu is crazy and unexplainable and it boggles the minds of many, and now it confuses her too.
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