Proportions

“You know you screwed up, huh?”

Louise lives in seclusion in an apartment where the silence is broken only by medication, avoided news broadcasts, and the constant presence of Messias. While the outside world seems to be searching for him, within that intimate space reality begins to bend, revealing a relationship marked by dependence, guilt, and denial. Trapped between what she has done and what she refuses to admit, Louise struggles to preserve an impossible sense of normalcy, until she realizes that some choices never disappear, they only change in proportion.