Here and There
What if the world that you have built and where you feel safe was questioned by those you have always trusted? What would you do if you had to face a dilemma because you were betrayed by your own conf…
Here and There
What if the world that you have built and where you feel safe was questioned by those you have always trusted? What would you do if you had to face a dilemma because you were betrayed by your own confidant? Would you choose to fight for the custody of your son or to stay close to your imaginary friends you confide in? Would you choose reality or an imaginary world? Paranoia is not a persecution vaccine. —Anonymous Elena and Lucas are a happy couple with their son Hugo. Elena has a very coherent and organized imaginary world since her childhood, where she goes to feel safe and meet two friends: Leslie and an old ludicrous and crazy man. She shares this secret only with her husband and they have incorporated this particularity to their daily life. One day, Elena follows her husband's advice and takes her son to a new pediatrician for a basic check-up. Once there, she learns that the doctor is actually a psychiatrist and that it is her whom he wants to see. He explains to her that he husband revealed to him the existence of her imaginary world and that it puts her in a delicate situation for the custody of Hugo in the divorce Lucas has started. Her life is shattered: the more she talks about her world, the more frightening it gets. She doesn't feel safe anymore in it and starts suspecting everyone. She sinks into paranoia. At the same time, Hugo who is concerned about his mom gets closer to Lucas. Trying to find a solution at all costs, what will she be willing to do to save her imaginary world and get the custody of her son? —Anonymous
Here and There
Drama
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What if the world that you have built and where you feel safe was questioned by those you have always trusted? What would you do if you had to face a dilemma because you were betrayed by your own confidant? Would you choose to fight for the custody of your son or to stay close to your imaginary friends you confide in? Would you choose reality or an imaginary world? Paranoia is not a persecution vaccine. —Anonymous Elena and Lucas are a happy couple with their son Hugo. Elena has a very coherent and organized imaginary world since her childhood, where she goes to feel safe and meet two friends: Leslie and an old ludicrous and crazy man.
She shares this secret only with her husband and they have incorporated this particularity to their daily life. One day, Elena follows her husband's advice and takes her son to a new pediatrician for a basic check-up. Once there, she learns that the doctor is actually a psychiatrist and that it is her whom he wants to see.
He explains to her that he husband revealed to him the existence of her imaginary world and that it puts her in a delicate situation for the custody of Hugo in the divorce Lucas has started. Her life is shattered: the more she talks about her world, the more frightening it gets. She doesn't feel safe anymore in it and starts suspecting everyone.
She sinks into paranoia. At the same time, Hugo who is concerned about his mom gets closer to Lucas. Trying to find a solution at all costs, what will she be willing to do to save her imaginary world and get the custody of her son? —Anonymous.