Things go through your mind sometimes. Things you don’t ask for. BREAK HER began with a vision of the opening sequence. After that, it was very easy to write. To write, but not necessarily to look back and read what I had written. It was a little as if I had connected my id directly to the keyboard, letting the darkness that was in there — inside all of us, maybe — emerge without inhibition, which can feel either scary or freeing or both.