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This sounds like an experimental, philosophical provocation about societal constraints and inner chaos—potentially fascinating if you're in the mood for something challenging and uncompromising, but absolute torture if you want conventional entertainment. Without scores or a clear genre to anchor it, this is a high-risk gamble that could either blow your mind or waste your night.
Plot
When you can do whatever you want, in someone's living room, someone's bedroom, a bar, a classroom in session, a solemn conference hall, what would you do? The current environment is suffocating, and the accumulated pressure has no outlet. What should a person be like? What kind of mood should one live with? If you don't want to do anything, will you fall into nothingness? Are those solemn and regulated forms reasonable? Before getting the answers, just let it out first.