this article has much to appreciate -- this kind of story content is often in "long form" as part of literature, symbolic art, poems or stories of the gods. The visitor to the arts has to go through some volume to pick out the parts for themselves. This article is on modern media (internet) with clear graphic design, is told starting with a popular media reference (horror even), and speaks in the "tour guide" / explainer voice. Therefore the presentation is more like a museum exhibit and less like experiencing a drama or dream yourself.
With that said, it has an uplifting and hopeful ending, and seems to be written in genuine good-will for the reader. Thanks for posting!
With that said, it has an uplifting and hopeful ending, and seems to be written in genuine good-will for the reader. Thanks for posting!