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In the influence of the Gen Z era, where social media filters everything and everyone wears a mask of perfection or we can say tries to be perfect, we meet Eleanor "Ellie" Harper, a 19-year-old girl with a contagious laugh who can light up any room. Despite her outer charm, Eleanor has always felt out of place in a world obsessed with perfection. Beneath her bubbly exterior lies a curious mind, the mind that questions everything, every existence, the hidden truths of the world around her. When Ellie moves to a small town to escape the burdens of city life, she comes across a journal in the attic of her rented house. The entries, detail the writer’s experience of paranoia, as they claim to be haunted—not by ghosts, but by secrets. The journal warns Ellie not to trust anyone, not even herself. Initially concluding that it might be a yapping of an unstable mind; Ellie soon finds her reality fluctuating. Strange occurrences started in her life: A new friend vanishes without a trace. Her image in the mirror begins behaving differently as if trying to convey a hidden message. As Ellie dives deeper into uncovering the truth, she realizes that the mysteries are linked to a powerful tech company running secretive experiments on human perception. The line between reality and illusion blurs as Ellie discovers that her very identity might be an artificial theory—a digital identity designed to test the limits of human emotion…