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Having had seen nothing else until this point, you approach the doors. These two doors stand in front of you, each one a different story to unfold. Which one do you enter?
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Having had seen nothing else until this point, you approach the doors. These two doors stand in front of you, each one a different story to unfold. Which one do you enter?
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It stays in the corner, where no one else goes to stand and it is free to watch, awaiting interaction. It will help you if you ask, but most dare not to get close. It is here for friends.
Greet it?
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The Hotel
you arrive at a hotel, the halls continuing on infinitely from where you came out from the lobby. there is a single keycard on the ground, reading room 201. you must go up the stairs to get there.
Photo by The Wanderers, 2009
The cinema.
It radiates an oddly warm feeling, despite its desolate and eerie atmosphere. You almost feel it calling to you, be it the projectionist or the theater itself.
This pull only gets stronger as you approach. Whether it be the odd sense of nostalgia or the comfort of a memory never truly lived, your foot steps through the door.
You arrive in your own home. Or, rather, a warped version of it.
The windows don't look out at the same neighborhood you remembered, but instead a vast green land with no apparent end.
They don't want you to venture out.
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