Trying to find a trigger

You come back to the room, sit on the bed, and look into the mirror. Your reflection — it’s not you. It’s someone else. You know Jane won’t stop. She’ll keep changing you until you become her complete creation. And until you find a way to take control of the situation, you’ll remain a prisoner in your own body.

You lie down on the bed, close your eyes, and try to focus. You need to remember every moment when the trigger was activated. It’s the only way to find a pattern and possibly solve the mystery.

Your sister offered you a "hypnosis session," which you thought was a joke. She said something about relaxing, sinking into yourself... Then the phone rang. You felt the vibration in your pocket — and fell into darkness. When you came to, you were in the mall, dressed in women's clothes.

You were doing makeup in front of the mirror, listening to background music. Then another blackout. You woke up in the mall with a notification about an appointment for lip fillers.

You were watching a movie at home alone. There was a party scene, and a song started playing in the background.

Also, every time you regained control — you were in places with music or woke up to an alarm...

You open your eyes and sit up on the bed. Now everything becomes clear. The trigger is the song! You decide to test your theory. If the trigger is indeed related to the song, then you need to avoid it at all costs. But how? It’s everywhere: in movies, in stores, on the radio. You realize it’s impossible to completely isolate yourself from it.