I'm reading a horror story in Braille.
Something bad is about to happen. I can feel it.
Something bad is about to happen. I can feel it.
'I can feel it' is the classic horror movie phrase for sensing impending doom — but reading Braille is done entirely by feeling. The metaphorical dread and the literal physical act of reading are expressed by the exact same phrase in the most natural possible way.
Whisper 'I can feel it' with appropriate dread — as if something truly terrible is coming. The horror tone does all the work and the Braille angle lands a moment later.
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