She will not see the light switch, if she happened to look over at it. It is no longer there.
(Had it been there in the first place?)
There are no light switches in this little room. The walls are of flat grey metal, and the entire room is barely one-and-a-half metres by one-and-a-half metres square. But there is a chair in the very centre of the dull grey floor.
And on the wall, behind glass and in a simple wooden frame, is a small insect on display, pinioned behind the glass.
It might be a trick of the light, but it almost seems as if the little insect has a little light of its own, flickering weakly from its lower body.
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Date: 2005-07-05 01:56 am (UTC)(Had it been there in the first place?)
There are no light switches in this little room. The walls are of flat grey metal, and the entire room is barely one-and-a-half metres by one-and-a-half metres square. But there is a chair in the very centre of the dull grey floor.
And on the wall, behind glass and in a simple wooden frame, is a small insect on display, pinioned behind the glass.
It might be a trick of the light, but it almost seems as if the little insect has a little light of its own, flickering weakly from its lower body.