My foggy brain slid away and- And I was still dressed in only my bra and panties. Well, at least it's a nice set of bra and panties. Yep, these were the thoughts going through my brain as I looked at a photo of a decapitated head on my bed.
The protagonist in Kelley Armstrong's "Visions" experiences a moment of confusion and vulnerability, waking up in a state of disarray. Her foggy mind struggles to piece together her surroundings, and she is acutely aware of her attire, which is limited to her bra and panties. Despite the unsettling nature of her situation, she tries to find solace in the fact that her underwear is attractive.
This internal monologue highlights her disorientation as she confronts a shocking sight: a decapitated head on her bed. The juxtaposition of her mundane thoughts about clothing and the macabre discovery around her creates a tense atmosphere, emphasizing her struggle to comprehend the reality she faces. The narrative delves into themes of fear and self-awareness amid chaos.