Beyond the Darkness

Beyond the Darkness

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In "Eleonora's Journey," we delve deep into Eleonora's emotions as she battles depression. We witness her overwhelming sadness, the weight of loneliness, and the constant feeling of being misunderstood. Eleonora's emotions are raw and intense, portraying the depths of her struggle. However, as the story progresses, we also witness glimmers of hope, moments of resilience, and the gradual transformation of her emotions as she finds solace and support in her new friend. It's a powerful exploration of the human experience and the complexities of emotional healing. This book contains mentions of suicide and self-harm
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A three-day-long weekend to turn her life around. One way or the other. After all, a heart that doesn't beat is a heart that doesn't bleed. And yet, as long as she was breathing, there was always a chance. She just had to take one step at a time. If only she could defeat her worst enemy: herself. If only she could understand that there was no lovelier heart than the one in love with her. A story about the human psyche, terror and existential angst. A story about hope in the darkest of nights. About courage in the deepest of fears. About love in the emptiest of places. Kim Jisoo. Park Chaeyoung. Three days. (Trigger warnings: anxiety attacks, blood, depression, loneliness, mental illness, self-harm, suicide ideation.) Real-Person Fiction disclaimer: this story involves characters inspired by and named after real-life people. They are not in any way connected to them. Please understand that this is a work of pure fiction, and in any way, it does not depict the real characters portrayed. Story taken and adapted from the interactive fiction 'A Long Weekend' by N. Becker. Please check out the original story.

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