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- Date de parution01/08/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Xerox the script, two souls bound by contrasting beliefs navigate the fragile boundaries of love, dreams, and authenticity. Noah, hopeful and eager, begins his journey believing life is a blank manuscript awaiting his pen, dreaming of genuine connection. Emilia, cautious and destined-bound, views the world as a well-typed script she must follow, clinging to her carefully crafted illusions of love and order.
Their paths intertwine amid acts of copying, editing, and rewriting-each seeking to shape their stories within societal and personal margins. As their efforts escalate, their hopes smudge, crack, and fade, echoing the inevitable flaws and imperfections of perfection. Tears, broken images, and faded ink mark their struggles to find meaning, authenticity, and freedom from their scripts. Ultimately, both surrender to the darkness-accepting that some stories cannot be rewritten, that dreams are fragile pages easily duplicated and lost.
Margins of Reality explores the quiet resignation of those who choose to let go, revealing that sometimes, surrendering to imperfection is the final act of liberation.
Their paths intertwine amid acts of copying, editing, and rewriting-each seeking to shape their stories within societal and personal margins. As their efforts escalate, their hopes smudge, crack, and fade, echoing the inevitable flaws and imperfections of perfection. Tears, broken images, and faded ink mark their struggles to find meaning, authenticity, and freedom from their scripts. Ultimately, both surrender to the darkness-accepting that some stories cannot be rewritten, that dreams are fragile pages easily duplicated and lost.
Margins of Reality explores the quiet resignation of those who choose to let go, revealing that sometimes, surrendering to imperfection is the final act of liberation.
Xerox the script, two souls bound by contrasting beliefs navigate the fragile boundaries of love, dreams, and authenticity. Noah, hopeful and eager, begins his journey believing life is a blank manuscript awaiting his pen, dreaming of genuine connection. Emilia, cautious and destined-bound, views the world as a well-typed script she must follow, clinging to her carefully crafted illusions of love and order.
Their paths intertwine amid acts of copying, editing, and rewriting-each seeking to shape their stories within societal and personal margins. As their efforts escalate, their hopes smudge, crack, and fade, echoing the inevitable flaws and imperfections of perfection. Tears, broken images, and faded ink mark their struggles to find meaning, authenticity, and freedom from their scripts. Ultimately, both surrender to the darkness-accepting that some stories cannot be rewritten, that dreams are fragile pages easily duplicated and lost.
Margins of Reality explores the quiet resignation of those who choose to let go, revealing that sometimes, surrendering to imperfection is the final act of liberation.
Their paths intertwine amid acts of copying, editing, and rewriting-each seeking to shape their stories within societal and personal margins. As their efforts escalate, their hopes smudge, crack, and fade, echoing the inevitable flaws and imperfections of perfection. Tears, broken images, and faded ink mark their struggles to find meaning, authenticity, and freedom from their scripts. Ultimately, both surrender to the darkness-accepting that some stories cannot be rewritten, that dreams are fragile pages easily duplicated and lost.
Margins of Reality explores the quiet resignation of those who choose to let go, revealing that sometimes, surrendering to imperfection is the final act of liberation.