This is the first installment of a two-part series. It follows a “puppet” forced to dance on stage, blind to the reality of its existence, and blind to the audience. The book is separated into ten acts, where the “puppet” slowly descends into madness as it struggles to understand the world it finds itself in. From Act One, innocence, to Act Ten, death, the story unfolds as a haunting reflection of humanity. All the while, a narrator, an audience member, watches from the crowd, offering their own thoughts and interpretations throughout the play. At the end of the day, it’s art, whatever you believe is your truth.
“Come, sit with me. The stage is set, and the performance is about to begin. Watch as We navigates the world they find themselves in—watch how they smile, laugh, bleed, and cry. Witness innocence give way to questions, joy bend to despair, and understanding teeter on the edge of madness. Oblivious to the crowd, blind to the world beyond the stage. We will dance for those who watch.
The acts will unfold one by one, and as they do, you may wonder why We kills, why We fears, what We feels, and why we’re here. Perhaps, when the curtains close, you’ll find your answers—or perhaps not. Either way, I ask that you stay with me until the end. After all, a story like this deserves an audience. Wouldn’t you agree?”