"Don't Ever Hold Back" First Act

For my dear Puzzled Readers

During the course of Subject 0024's ordeal, as confused as he is just like the rest of you, he finds himself trapped in another world, not knowing what to believe in. However, all he can do was just accept it for now because it my show him the answers for his own questions.

Is this all real? Or is this just a perception? Is this all happening inside his head? Or is it happening in reality? The questions keep piling up even with answers that were explained to him by Dr. Lavender. Now that a strange new entity is communicating with him and telling him to discover something... that he had to find out about.

It's like a mission. For what purpose though? During my time as a writer in Japan, I was always fascinated by stories about characters getting transferred to a fantasy world. This time, I went further and tried to infuse the concept of reality and the concept of fantasy. So I asked my friend how I would do something like that?

He introduced me to the ambiguity of the Inception Movie. I want to quote this from the movie, "...that this world is not real... that death is the only escape..." Of course, death is not the escape here in my work. No, death to me is what my fellow Japanese would take seriously. Suicide in my country specially with us males are very rampant. Of course, I am not one of them. I'm not also being defensive because I am a graduate of BS Psychology and I study human behavior. Although there are depressing times too, but not to the point of thinking of taking my own life. It is normal to be sad when something bad happened. It is not normal to be sad for a very long time.

"Get over it, there's a lot of fish in that pond."

"There's a lot of fish in that lake."

"There's a lot of fish in the river."

"There's a lot of fish in the sea."

"There's a lot of fish in the ocean."

"There's still a huge portion in our planet that is yet to be discovered!"

"My point is that there is always opportunity out there!"

I would also like to tell you something that I discovered, do you know that book regulations are very lax? I mean children can read works that are rather sensitive despite their age. I feel that most books [or some books for those who do not agree to what I'll say] are better than their series or movie counterpart, correct? You tell me. I'm all ears and I read comments.

Once again.

"I am the author and the director of this psychedelic movie, Shinku Kurenai."

"Thanks for stopping by."

[clicks pen repeatedly]

[wonders if the world is actually real]