Herein is where we come to find the central conceit of the story to be revealed. Violet thinks she's invisible, but she is anything but. In addition, everyone around her actually is, to Violet at least, invisible. It's the exact OPPOSITE of what she wanted to happen! That's why the story is called Opposite Day!
I was pretty pleased with myself for coming up with this idea several years ago, as I was pretty sure it had never been done in an ENF context before. (the movie "Johnny English Reborn" did something similar, but with Rowan Atkinson instead of a hot, evil spy chick, so I felt like I was still pretty clever) Since then, though, I've been beaten to the punch by at least one monocular mutant in a tank shaped like a salt shaker whose name rhymes with "Malik Mupreme": which takes away from the originality factor a shade. He, however, just did it more or less as a one-off gag, while I'm basing a whole darned story around it, so I still think I'm bringing something of value to the "blinded by virtual reality ENF" party , if only through sheer audacity.
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