There’s something about a door.

Since it’s two-sided, it is both an entrance and an exit. Doors can match the walls they’re attached to or stick out incongruously. They can keep people out or in.

And so it is with virtual doors. To someone with an exploratory palate, discovering Indian recipes opens a door to not only Indian food but an entire culture.

Learning a language can open many doors, just as not being willing to learn another language can keep even more doors firmly closed to you.

There’s something about a door.

What’s on the other side? This inherent mystery has intrigued and built more cinematic audience tension than almost any other method. Of course nowadays, nothing happens at the moment the door is opened. It’s only after relief sets in that the attack comes, that at the moment of triumph, a swift and devastating defeat takes place.
There’s something about a door.