The new president wants only one thing: power! People should not meet each other, and they should no longer read. The parks, libraries, and shops will be closed. And every step will be monitored. With the president's smartphones, with the internet, and with the secret service. A stifling surveillance state is emerging. But one day, resistance forms. Of all places, in a mental hospital. Their spies were stationed at every corner. And I knew how this would end: they would come for me. One day. Just like they would for you, Ole. And suddenly, one is gone. As if vanished from the face of the earth. Just like the people who wanted to go to the sea. Who never arrived there. And never returned home again. Missing? In prison? Dead? No one knows. Marion Döbert is an author and freelance journalist. She writes readings in accessible language and is a founding and former board member.