Forest of Memory
A memory-dependent antiques dealer loses her digital lifeline in the woods and must recount an unsettling abduction from memory alone.
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Plot structure labels used: frame narrative, oral history, story within story, flashback, recounted memory, linear retrospective, compressed timeline, open-ended aftermath
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