The man is not blindfolded. His eyes seem to bore through me, though I don’t believe he’s looking at me. I won’t look at him. I won’t look him in the eyes.
I think he’s looking around, maybe at the sky. Maybe the snow, or the facility behind us. What a dismal thing to look at before you die, all gray concrete and steel doors, bars on windows. Maybe he’s breathing in the cold winter air. Feeling ...