Blind Confinement: A Tale of Two American Couples.
Once upon a time, there were two American couples who found themselves stuck in an elevator. It was an unfortunate turn of events, as neither could see what was happening.

The first couple, Kate and Stephen, were enjoying their first vacation together since the pandemic started. They had just arrived at the hotel when the elevator suddenly stopped working.
The second couple, Jack and Sarah, had been on their way to the hotel lobby when they too got stuck in the elevator car. Both couples were completely blind, so they could not see what was going on outside the elevator car or why it had stopped working.
“What do we do now?” Kate asked in a worried voice as she tried to make sense of the situation they were in.
“I don’t know,” Stephen replied, trying to remain calm despite his own fear. He reached out his hand and felt around for something that could be used to get out of this predicament they were in.
Meanwhile, Jack and Sarah were discussing their options as well, though neither was sure what to do; all that mattered was that they needed to figure something out quickly before someone noticed that they were stuck inside the elevator car for hours already!
“Well,” Jack said slowly as he contemplated his next move, “we can either wait for help or try to find a way out ourselves.”
“I agree,” Sarah responded resolutely, determined not to let this situation get them down any further than it already had been doing since it started!
Kate and Stephen also discussed their options but eventually came up with a plan: Jack would stay close to the wall while Stephen would crawl around looking for a way out of this mess!
With renewed determination, both couples worked together until somehow miraculously they managed to pry open a panel near one of the walls and escape from the deathly trap they had found themselves in! And so both couples celebrated their victorious safety with much joy and laughter!
What happened in the Elevator between opening the Elevator Door?
After closing the elevator doors,