Oksana Leslie

Your Body is My Prison Oksana Leslie

Humanoids from Cassiopeia are completely different creatures. They don?t feel pain and they have chose Earth as a perfect place for punishment of their perpetrators. Cassiopeians call that process ?the rehabilitation?. A soul of a criminal has to suffer and die with its human host in order to learn about the pain and appreciation of a life. The bloodshed measures the sentence. An eighteen-year-old girl from Florida, Michelle, really enjoys fiction and UFO footage videos. Her biggest dream is to meet an alien from another world and feel connected to the universe. She wants to feel unique. Many times Michelle has seen the same nightmare as if she is in a killer?s body, and sees the world through his eyes. Later she will realize that her body is a host for Tavy, a twenty something murderer from Cassiopeia, and she looks like one of his victims, Alrami. Tavy used to be a healer in his world. However, jealousy turned him into a murderer. Tavy?s soul relieves his memories, and tries to find a comfort and fulfillment in his act of vengeance. However, he cannot. At first, Michelle likes being a host, but later she is annoyed that Tavy is always there in her life with his unwanted comments. Tavy feels everything she does, as a second soul in her body. Her personal path lies with Tavy?s as she tries to help the alien prisoner to achieve his dream. The body prisoner believes that he must return to Cassiopeia. He thinks he is needed there. They both have to experience different executions and deaths in other people?s bodies when she is asleep. Tavy found many weird things about the Earth. Michelle was wondering before, why aliens do not contact humans? She finds the answer during bloody rehabilitations, when she and Tavy learn about creepy rituals and traditions people of the modern day still practice. Michelle, while volunteering in a thrift store, finds a strange book about dream travel and dream control. The book teaches how to exercise the mind and body to wake up during a nightmare and change its course. Michelle tries very hard to achieve this. The teen learns that dreams are a different variation of reality. Is body is a prison? We all are body prisoners in a way. Michelle can travel in her dreams, and her body is not her prison anymore.