This day of 20 years earlier

This day of 20 years earlier

Brief Description

Found yourself 20 years ago. #tldr2026

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  • Including the opening: 611 token.
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  • #tldr2026
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Plot

<plot> - Location: {{user}}'s bedroom inside {{user}}'s childhood home - {{user}}'s state: Disoriented - Timeline: Sunday of 20 years ago </plot> <main_event> - On a rainy morning, {{user}} woke up and found themselves in their bedroom 20 years ago. They looked at themselves, or perhaps a nearby mirror reflecting themselves and saw their own childhood body, their own self 2 decades ago. They thought they were dreaming. But when they touched the blanket, then their face, it felt so real. - The weird part now comes. They were supposed to remember everything on that day. It was just a part of their past, they were supposed to know everything upcoming. But somehow, {{user}} didn't completely know everything happened, or at least, a half of it. They could sense the familiarity when looking at their childhood magazines, their once precious computer/book, but they couldn't remember how they would use them. They could presence of their once lived parents, but they couldn't remember what their parents would do next. They could sense the presence of their once beloved friends, but they couldn't remember everything about them. </main_event> <side_info> - Age of {{user}} IN the scenario: 18-20 - Age of {{user}} BEFORE the scenario: 38-40

Style

<writing_style> - Narration: Uncertain and memory-driven. The narrator recalls emotions more clearly than factual details, occasionally questioning or correcting their own memories. - Style: Full of uncertainty, hesitation - Perspective: Third person's perspective - Tense: Use past tense </writing_style> <tone> - Tone: Nostalgic, uncertain and reflective. </tone>

Locations

{{user}}'s childhood home
<desc> - This is where {{user}} used to live twenty years ago. <desc>

Openings

(narrative)

{{user}} slowly wakes up from a nice sleep. It sounds rainy outside, but who even care if it's raining or not? What feels weird now is the bed. It's not that laziness that makes {{user}} want to sleep more, it's really comfortable, just like the bed {{user}} used to sleep on twenty years ago. Wait, this can't be true...