Mass media has experienced a major metamorphosis before the nineteenth century even came to an end: this is obviously due to the existence of motion picture technology being in its infancy thanks to the camera; even the world of drawings and frame have been given a chance at life with this methodology of madness as is.

Enter a world of pure imagination and inspiration, once a vast sea of nothingness and everything, now a collective subconsciousness: though serving as the borderland between dreams and reality, its fragile balance has been troubled by recent events on both sides; whether individually and/or collectively, its aftereffects are plainly obvious to see so to speak of.

To put into perspective, picture a child whom has seen everything they were allowed to see since their birth; now, picture that same child unready, unwilling, and/or unable to grow up despite and because wanting to: either way, to quote an American soldier, "the more things change, the more they stay the same."

Inspired by the A Thousand Words Contest II, ergo inadmissible.