Eurydice's Coffin

Eurydice is trapped in a cruel and relentless curse: if she dies before reaching her twentieth birthday, she is forced to rewind exactly one year into the past. Having already perished fourteen times, she continually awakens as a nineteen-year-old woman while the rest of the world moves forward without her. The people she loves have aged naturally during her repeated cycles, most notably her husband, Orpheus, who is now thirty-four years old. He carries the heavy burden of remembering every one of her past lives, falsely believing he is the only one haunted by these memories. In truth, Eurydice retains full awareness of each agonizing death and every failed attempt to survive. Though their devotion to one another remains profound, the endless repetition of tragedy has begun to take its toll on them both. With each looming death, they can feel their hearts slowly growing numb, worn down by the weight of an inescapable fate. As the cycle continues to tighten around them, one desperate question remains: will Eurydice finally live long enough to see her twentieth birthday and shatter this torment forever?