Abandoning your dermatology practice for a lamp store should normally be cause for concern, but this was Orson's one shot at eeking out an existence uniquely his own. In Mirror Box, Orson Ranier walks the tightrope dividing self-determination and insanity, but his passage comes with a small but not insignificant fee: his right hand. Orson is helped, or perhaps hindered, by two puppeteers of ambiguous motives, and a purple-eyed demon named BEAD, whose desires are all too clear.