Mark sees Danny’s office with him writing at a desk instead of the psychiatrist. Slowing Mark’s world is changing into Danny’s. Everything is being replaced. Mark comes to the point where he refuses to take the sunglasses off.
The story’s climax is when Mark decides to take a ride on a Sunday evening to visit Jenna’s parents, wearing the sunglasses. As he is driving, he notices the sky is getting dark and the wind is picking up. Hail pounds down on his car and he sees Danny walking on the side of the road. All of a sudden, Danny steps out in front of his car, causing him to crash into a telephone pole. The accident causes the glasses to fall off of him and he dies. There was actually no storm and no evidence of what caused him to crash, which confused the authorities. The sunglasses fall into a ditch and the spirit of both Mark and Danny await in them for somebody to pick up wear again.
This was article was created by Kevern & April
Kevern Andrews, the creator of “The God’s Planet”®, was born in the Caribbean island of Trinidad. He then moved to Bolingbrook, IL when he was nine and discovered his artistic talents – drawing and animating. His great imagionation led him to his fantastic discovery of “The God’s Planet”® at age nine and he continued to collect ideas until he was twenty, when he finally created “The God’s Planet”®. Most of Andrews’s ideas originated from his own life experiences while growing up in a racist community. After he graduated from high school in 2007, Andrews attended the Illinois Institute of Art in Chicago and persued a degree in Media Arts and Animation.At that time he met his fiancee, April, who is an artist as well and together they created a legend that nobody had the imagination or courage to tell.
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