The story addresses the theme of time from a profound philosophical perspective, reflecting the idea that we are prisoners in a closed time loop. The characters struggle with their pasts, which negatively impact them, while the present slips away from their grasp. The future, though present, seems invisible and indefinable.

The story raises questions about the nature of time: Is the future pre-written, or have we simply lost the ability to foresee it due to our preoccupation with the past and the present? Through this journey, the author seeks to explore the mysteries surrounding time, attempting to offer a new vision of the future—not as it will be, but as it might have already happened. This opens up new horizons for reflection on our choices and possibilities.

The story embodies the struggle between hope and despair, inviting us to reflect on how time affects our lives and the decisions we make.