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Allegory of the Jar

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Summary

Mar Laguey, an engineering student, stands in front of the mirror of his past. As he reflect, and reevaluate his past, what will he find and unravel?

Status
1mo ago
Chapters
16
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Disclaimer

This story is based on real events, real experiences, and real emotions lived and endured. However, to honor the privacy and protect the identities of those involved, certain names, places, timelines, and identifying details have been intentionally changed.

While the foundation of this narrative remains true to life, some scenes, conversations, and sequences have been carefully reconstructed or slightly fictionalized to preserve narrative flow, clarity, and emotional depth. These additions do not alter the truth of what was experienced, but rather serve to illuminate it.

This work does not seek to accuse, glorify, or distort, but to remember, to honor, and to give voice to moments that existed beyond the page.

Truth lives here, even in the spaces where fiction gentlycarries its weight.

Message of the Author

Good day to all of my readers there, it’s Cyclone_57168. Now, I have a new book for all of you, and this is an epitome of what I had experience. However, I know that one might ask, “What is the significance of the jar?“. Well, the answer to that question is at the final chapter of this book. I don’t intend to make this book long like Constellation Odyssey and Solbane, yet the number of chapters of this book is symbolic.

In order to give a more pronounced theme, have you ever think about your past? Have you ever had that feeling of Deja Vu? Have you reevaluated yourself and ask a lot of ’why’s? People tend to escape their past, but many think it’s crazy to go back to it. Like looking into the mirror, and ask like in art, what object represents you? One can reevaluate one self if they look into the past, learn and study. There are traumas, and cringey times in the past, but note that whatever they say, you do it to improve yourself in a good way.

Like history, on why do we even learn history, is that there is a lesson to it. So that in the future, if we might at least know that we’re at a certain point of repeating that action, we look back if we want to repeat history or not. History doesn’t repeat itself but the people are the ones repeating it. Decisions, and will, this book will guide you through the adventure of Mar Laguey, finding the missing piece he thinks he lost after many battles. We study, we reflect, and we accept. Anyways, stay safe guys, and I hope this book wouldn’t harm anyone, enjoy reading!

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