Dead Man's Dream

The story of Dead Man’s Dream follows a man who wakes up in an unknown place with no memory of who he is. The only clues to his past are cryptic messages written on the walls. As he reads each note, he reacts emotionally—confused, disturbed, and eventually horrified—as he pieces together the truth about himself.

At first, the notes seem like scattered thoughts—ramblings about philosophy, conspiracies, and paranoia. He dismisses them, thinking they’re nonsense. But as he continues, the messages become more personal. They hint at drug use, spiritual journeys, and a desperate search for answers. He reads about a trip to India, a doctor named Rakesh, and an obsession with escaping nightmares.

Slowly, he realizes that these are his own words, fragments of his forgotten past. The messages start revealing guilt, regret, and a deep sense of shame. He was involved in something terrible—something tied to a factory, children, and unspeakable crimes. At first, he resists the truth, but the more he reads, the more it becomes undeniable.

In the final revelations, he remembers that in his past life, he wasn’t just a criminal—he was a monster. He was part of a horrific operation, exploiting children for profit. The guilt is unbearable, and he finally understands where he is: a personal hell, forced to relive his sins over and over. There’s no escape. Only acceptance.

The story ends in silence. No more reactions. No more denials. Just the crushing weight of his own actions. #adventure