The diary game: keys

Here’s a 161-word paragraph of DICTATING on keys:

A key is a device that is very simple in size but quite important because it helps unlock different items such as doors, cars or even safes. They are available in several varieties with cuts, each of them meant for engagement into a lock. A mechanical key is usually metallic and is made with notched parts such as cogs blades that are shaped to correspond with the inner moving parts of a lock. Today, key fobs and key cards have emerged to be used where magnetic or chip apparatus replace the actual key. Other keys are ceremonial, only to be presented to a certain type of people, such a key is used to represent a town. The action of putting a key into a door and turning it could fill one’s heart with comfort or thrill about what is awaiting them behind the door. Keys have also shifted from being basic tools to the bounds of trust and power in society. In our age, with the slightest focus being on the keys, they will die out eventually due to the increasing amount of technology such as the biometric locks or smart locks. However, there is no denying the fact that they have influenced the way security and access is done in stocked rooms throughout history and even in everyday lives.