DON'T WORRY
You wake up on the floor of a small windowless room. Disoriented, you sit up. You're not sure where you are or how you got there. In front of you is a desk. Hanging on the wall behind the desk is a tattered old poster under glass in a modern frame. The poster reminds you of something from some war you learned something about. In thick black type, the artefact reads:
DON'T WORRY
YOU'RE FAR TOO SAVVY
TO BE MANIPULATED
BY PROPAGANDA
The image accompanying those words is the head of a dog, maybe a bloodhound or a beagle, but in place of the dog's eyes are bold red swirls. The poster looks a hundred years old. But it also looks new, somehow.
