In June, I faced an unusual situation where I posed a risk to all mammals. I spent three days in a modest motel room, comparable to a fugitive from the 1930s seeking refuge from the authorities. The view outside my window was unappealing, resembling a landfill.
During my stay, I took precautions to ensure others’ safety. I positioned myself across the foot of the bed to avoid proximity to anyone who might unknowingly share the room. Particularly, I had to stay away from pregnant women and children under the age of ten, recognizing my potential threat to them.
These actions reflected the necessity to remain isolated and prevent harm to others, given the circumstances.
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