You have been in this house for as long as you can remember. The doors do not open. The windows do not break. You always have food and clean clothes and everything you need — except the ability to leave. You have come to believe you are alone here, except that someone has clearly been coming and going without you ever seeing them. Then the front door opens, and three strangers walk in. They are now also trapped, and whoever has been taking care of you has no such warmth toward them. The choice is how to respond: help the strangers explore the parts of the house you have never dared to enter in search of a way out, or align with whatever has been keeping you comfortable all this time and find out what that alignment actually means.