Behold... the plot

I sometimes think that thoughts are units that make up the world.

Small ideas combine to form bigger ideas, and they stack up to form what we recognize as "objects" just like molecules.

Basically, you could just say you're just living in millions, billions of different combinations of thoughts, according to this idea.

Now let's bring it into a specific situation.


What will happen if the units were wrongly arranged?

What if the idea of a cup was actually made out of the definition of a narwhal?

In this case, do you think you could still call it a "cup"?

Probably not, since cups are nothing like narwhals.


Let's say that you're the person who have known narwhals as cups for their entire life.

How would you feel when you first realize that you've mistaken narwhals as cups all the time?

It will feel devastating, just like throwing a beer can at a nicely stacked tower of cards.

Ideas collapsing, the world's collapsing, you would like to set it back to the right position.


That's how I like to explain the change of minds.

You take a moment to challenge existing thinking, when you prove it wrong, you replace it, thus changing your mind.

The size may vary, but as always, after the moment of truth, you'll get a shock which will take some time to recover later.

You might fear, or ignore the change to avoid the risk of damage.

However, no matter how deep it is, it will be recovered by time.

I'm not saying that you should accept every changes, but sometimes it's good to embrace it when you think it's necessary.





Thanks for playing btw, Through my new work, I expressed how it would feel like to have a change. What a world-crushing experience where you could find it beautiful, terrible, or even feel absolutely nothing. This was definitely the most challenging one to build, as I needed to keep fixing this complex ass plot to make it flow decently. You might still not understand what I'm saying, or what the level was all about. I just like to overthink sometimes. Well, thanks a lot for reading this long writing.

-Seokso

p.s. It also has its own story which gives you its hint in the last part. Sorry that it might've looked like it came out of nowhere. But I didn't want the level to be too narrative and full of texts.