Fire in the Eye

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Oh sh*t,thanks.

didn't see that

Me neither.

People say, "seeing is believing"

But for me that's not entirely true.

I lost my sight when I was 5 years old.

those memories of what I have seen...

had.... so much that i doubted even recognise

myself anymore.

Now I see using my other senses.

I can smell the rain before it drops.

But I can not watch it fall

I can feel the sun on my face.

But I can not see a rise or set

I want to see the world like everyone else.

to see the sun, rain and music.

I bet that the music looks beautiful.

Thank you.

Happy Birthday.

-Good evening, Miss. Wells

-Hi, Michael.

-Thank you.

-Your welcome.

-Lilies.

-They're from this morning.

I saw it was paper roses but,

you're the first one who has noticed.

Nerveous about tomorrow?

No.

Actually, I had never

Been so scared in my entire life.

Listen, the night before

The my mother's surgery,

she drank two glasses of sherry.

-She was like rock the next day.

-Thanks.

- Good night.

- Good night

This is Dr. Haskins's office calling from

the County General

Your prosedure is still on schedule

Tomorrow, be sure to get

Be sure to arrive to the hospital 4 hours for

For the preparation, thank you.

Hi sweetie, it's your sister,

My flight gets off at 9 am...

I think it got lay over so

i'll find Someone who gives me a ride

straight to hospital.

I love you, Sydney,

I can't wait to see you. Goodbye.

THE EYE.

Hello?

...would hear you, she is out from twelve

she takes away my m&ms,

if i get out of bed.

I am Alicia, I hold you up my hand to shake.

I'm Sydney.

I know, Sydney Wells, i've kinda read your chart.

You had a cornea transfer.

-How old are you?

-9.5 .

There is, this like a golf ball things in my head,

Beacuse of this disease i couldn't

ever ride my bike

So the doctors are trying to get it out.

-When will you get to see?

-Pretty soon, i think.

Good,i'll come back,

and you can take a look at me.

Bye, nice to meet you.

Bye.

I'm starting to lose the

feeling of my fingers.

Me, too.

Would you excuse me, please?

All right, Sydney.

We'll take the bandages off.

-Ready?

-Yeah.

That's one.

That's two.

Now,i'm gonna help you,

to open your eyes,very slowly.

Okey.

Slowly, slowly, slowly.

Great. Tell me what you're seeing.

I can't...

i'm gonna hold up my hand

...and i want you to tell me,

how many fingers i have at, okey.

Those are your fingers.

Yes, they are.

Here we go.

All of them?

Yes, very good.

Sydney,i want you to try and reach out

and grab my hand.

It's okay.Not everybody can do

this right away,it's okay.

-It burns a little.

-Is that normal?

Yeah, it's perfectly normal.

Thank you.

Am i how you pictured?

I don't know.

You are really blurry.

I wish my mom and dad would

be here to see this.

Yeah...

I think I wanted this more than you,Sydney.

....you were twelve

I have waited for this i thought i...

i feel sensetive now

It's not your fault.

It's not your fault.

I'm sorry.

I just need time.

You'll see.

-Good night.

-Good night.

-I love you.

-I love you, too.

Sydney, can you see me?

Don't feel bad if you can't.

What's that on your head?

That's a bandana,

my grandpa gave it to me.

You know,maybe tomorrow we can take a walk

and i can try to park outside.

-Palm trees....

-Alicia.

Oh, coming.

-....., i gotta go.

-Bye.

Please. I don't want to go.

Mrs. Hillman?

Mrs. Hillman?

Where are you taking her?

Mrs. Hillman?

Where are you taking her?

Freezing.

Freezing.

Freezing.

Where is Mrs Hillman?

I'm sorry, she passed away last night.

Everything is just perfect.

You're recovering quite nicely.

And the tearing is stopped.

-I think so, yeah.

-Good.

-So, whose eyes were this?

-Excuse me?

My donor?

I'm afraid i can't help you

with that Sydney.These are your eyes now

and they're working.

I shouldn't matter where it came from.

It hurts?

Yes , a little.

When will i be able to see clearly?

Varies with each patient,

A couple of days or weeks.

But your vision itself isn't the issue,

Because you were blind so long

so i'm going to refer you a specialist.

Paul Faulkner, he'll help you.

-You all right?

-Yeah.

-Have a nice day tomorrow.

-Thanks, Sydney.

-Hi.

-Hey.

Are you ready to be my tour guide?

Are you leaving?

Yeah,i'm afraid they have had enough for me here.

This is my sister Hellen.Hellen, this is Alicia.

Hi.

-Can we get a picture together?

-Of course.

-I'll do it.

-Okay.

I know your are scared, Sydney.

Don't be.

The world is really beautiful.

ekiyorum.

My cargatodo this in the trunk

We can meals and clean. We will go to some art galleries.

Is it too much for you?

I mean,Shall we pull over or something?

to see that everything okay.

No,we can talk everyday, you can come over

and check on me,i just...

i really think i just need to do someway i'm okay.

Okay,i understand.

-I got some new lambs for your place.

-Thanks.

-Here,i'll do it.

-Okay.

Surprise.

This too soon.

I don't know what he was thinking.

It's okay.

-Do i know any of you?

-Welcome home.

Oh, hi Jim.

How are you?

-Nice to see you.

-Nice to see you, too.

Sydney, it's Brett.

Welcome home.

Hey, Syd.

It's me, Alex from the upstairs.

Alex, nice to see you.

It's your cousin, Sarah.

-It has been so long.

-I am so happy.

Recognise my voice?

Hi, Cynthia.

How could i not, Cynthia.

-Richard, hi.

-How are you doing?

So, this is how bold looks like.

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