1. The Attempt
> "He didn't want to end his life. But the pain hijacked the wheel."
The conscious MC was overwhelmed and reached a point of emotional collapse.
After the attempt, his conscious mind shuts down, and the subconscious takes over, initiating coma defense mode.
The subconscious is not a thinking entity — it acts only on survival.
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2. The Subconscious Creates the Coma World
> "Keep the body alive. Keep the mind stable. Hide everything else."
The subconscious brain, acting like a crisis autopilot, creates a dream world made of memories, symbolism, and emotional regulation.
Its goal: survival through psychological balance.
Consciousness is granted limited access, so the MC doesn't fully remember the real world.
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3. Conscious MC Wakes Up in the Illusion
> "He remembered how to breathe here. He remembered how to forget."
The MC's conscious mind becomes active again — inside the coma world.
He thinks this is his real past. He slowly relives his school days, his trauma, and small joys.
He feels mostly like himself, but his emotional responses are subtly dampened, his memory incomplete — because the subconscious is still filtering everything.
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4. The Cracks Appear — Consciousness vs. Control
> "He touched the wall, and it touched back. And something inside him remembered."
As the MC's awareness grows, he begins noticing flaws in the world — time loops, strange objects, surreal moments.
These are cracks in the subconscious illusion — signals that his consciousness is breaking through the subconscious's control.
Each crack gives him real memories, emotions, or abilities back — like data escaping a firewall.
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5. The Subconscious Pushes Back
> "Every time he understood too much, the sky grew quieter."
The more the MC awakens, the more aggressive the subconscious becomes in defending the illusion.
It causes memory wipes, emotional resets, freezing time, or even manifesting confusing events to shake his stability.
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6. The Tower — Final Level of Awareness
> "Up there, he could see it all. The world. The lie. Himself."
The tower represents higher consciousness, the closest the MC has gotten to true understanding.
But just as he reaches the top, everything freezes — time, air, light.
The subconscious is going into lockdown mode — trying to preserve the illusion at all costs.
This is not punishment. It's protection — from the subconscious's perspective.
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7. The Truth: Subconscious Is in Control
> "It wasn't a monster. It was a guardian. One that couldn't tell the difference between comfort and chains."
The MC realizes he isn't trapped by the world or a villain — but by his own subconscious, which is doing what it was built to do: keep him alive, even if that means lying to him.
The subconscious does not care about truth, freedom, or growth. It only wants the mind stable — not too sad, not too happy, never too aware.
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8. The Conscious Self Must Choose
> "Now that he knew... would he stay asleep, or break the balance?"
The MC's conscious mind begins to fully reawaken.
Now he understands: to leave the coma, to return to life, to grow — he must override the subconscious.
This is not just a fight — it's a reclamation of agency.
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9. The World Begins to Unravel
> "A single snowflake fell — or was it a memory?"
As the MC chooses to resist, the world begins to destabilize.
This might include other people glitching, time loops collapsing, even weather changing.
The subconscious tries to stop him. But it's losing control.
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10. Final Phase (Coming Soon)
> "To wake is to hurt again. But maybe, just maybe... it's also to heal."
The MC must now face:
The pain waiting in the real world
The fear of being unbalanced again
And the truth of what brought him here
If he succeeds, he can wake. But he must accept that healing isn't safe or easy — and that control now belongs to him.