The story of Elna was simple in the beginning—just a lonely child left behind in a peaceful village but as time passed and no one came back for her, the pain and emptiness started to grow into something else.
That pain took shape in the form of the doll, who slowly became alive, twisted by Elna's need for love and fear of being alone. Elna fed it, spoke to it, and even ignored the strange things it did, because even an unnatural friend was better than being forgotten.
This is the hidden mirror to Lilith's own life. She is successful and powerful but deep down, a part of her still feels like that little girl who was left behind, like Elna.
The most disturbing part is when the story ends with Lilith herself appearing in Elna's world—it shows that her emotions have been placed into the story so deeply that she became part of it.
