Date: Eternal Loop of Yesterday
In the midst of a staggering summer eve, when twilight brushes against rationality, the phenomenon of déjà vu unveils itself to us — perhaps a whisper, perhaps a fragment unpicked from cosmic tapestries. Esteemed psychologist Aria Whisper recounts her recent session with renowned author Icarus Dayne, who claims his uncanny feeling could unlock secrets of space-time’s elasticity.
"It felt like I inhabited my own shadow,” Dayne described, “as if I walked the premises where time hesitated.” His metaphor, veiled with philosophical embellishment, leaves an imprint. The confounding reality rises — is déjà vu merely the brain’s slipstreaming visual echo, or are we resembling polaroids frozen between realms?
Through a nebulous backdrop of speculation and exploration, our interest resonates with its intensity. Have answers ever lingered too closely to our fingertips? Must we let go to see them outline? Devoid of miraculous claims, yet steeped in mystery, the ache of curiosity throbs.