What is fate?
For eight-year-old Rebecca, fate is the mother she has never seen, the curse flowing in her blood, and the stone door in the secret Jurassic hinterland that she wants to risk her life to guard that is not allowed to be opened by anyone.
After her grandmother passed away, Rebecca lived in isolation, living alone in the secret Jurassic primitive forest, continuing the family's mission of guarding the 7? Secrets passed down from generation to generation. The Botiers are a cursed family. They live to protect the Jurassic Stone Gate and die to protect the Jurassic Stone Gate. For generations. The outside world has nothing to do with her...
Until the little boy wearing an apple hood broke in and said to her: Destiny is that I wanted to come to play with you last night, so I am standing here today.
Rebecca didn't understand, but couldn't bear to let go of his hand. Rebecca wanted to hug him, but couldn't find a reason for herself.
The loss of the Jurassic Secret Realm, the leakage of 7? Secrets, the destruction of infinite parallel worlds, and no future belongs to her. The humble comfort and happiness of the past have become black and white photos that can no longer be recalled.
At the end, he stood in front of her again and said: Destiny is that if I don't want you to die, I will definitely save you.
He told her again and again that fate was meaningless and useless. Destiny is a trap full of suffering that is imposed by the world on the meaning of endurance and obedience. Destiny is to laugh if you want to laugh, to hug if you want to hug.
Destiny is nothing.
Intention: The idea that flashed when I read Alain Robbe-Grillet's work of the same name. I have only a 0.01 Understanding of the original work. I just want to crudely imitate some new novel school techniques and write casually.