The Revenge of One Humiliated
It's a monstrous wave sweeping me away, too strong, too violent for me to fight.
The black. It comes from everywhere at once, from the edges of my vision shrinking, from the depths of myself surrendering. It swallows the searing pain, the animal fear, the harsh light of the streetlamps. It's a sweet, sticky nothingness, an absence that calls to me, begs me to let go.
Voices. They pierce the thick fog of my unconsciousness, distant, distorted, as if from the bottom of a well.
— Call an ambulance! Hurry, damn it!