The story centers around a soldier named Robert Byrne, who is blinded during World War I. It explores his struggles to adapt to his new reality, coping with blindness and the psychological trauma of war. The narrative focuses on Byrne's inner journey, his relationships, and his attempts to navigate a world that has drastically changed for him. "Blindfold" is known for its poignant portrayal of the emotional and psychological toll of war, addressing themes of resilience, loss, and the human spirit's capacity to overcome adversity. Orrick Johns' writing style often emphasized introspection and the human psyche, making "Blindfold" a significant literary work exploring the aftermath of war on an individual's life and mindset.
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