In the quiet corners of memory, where trauma lingers like cobwebs, a small spider waits. Through its many eyes, the world is fractured and refracted—tenderness becomes terror, devotion becomes dread. A woman haunted by her past finds herself mirrored in the creature's patient watchfulness, its fragile body carrying the weight of her disembodied gaze. What begins as a story of survival unfurls into something stranger: a hymn to loneliness, love, and the smallest devotions that tether us to life.