I Am The Doorway Essay

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The story “I Am The Doorway” is about a man named Arthur who was a former astronaut, living in Miami Florida, he left the job because he had a huge accident that left his body handicapped while he was on mission to space doing a research and examination for one of the planets called Venus, he was with the co-pilot named Corey, who exited the space shuttle and didn’t make it out a live. After the tragedy happened Arthur was wrapped with bandages while going home he had a terrible itching, reaching home he grabbed the book before opening the book, he felt something weird going on, he saw and understood the book in a different way, he looked at his hands their were small eye ball implanted in his finger tips 21 eyeball to be specific, they were staring at him in a creepy way, after that later on he found out that those eyes were implanted by aliens who are trying to control and manipulate him to do horrible crime , so he quickly covered his hand with a bandage but that didn’t work, he tried to destroy his hands because of the eyes, but was only successful for 7 years only,

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