What begins as a carefree camping trip—two families drinking, laughing, and escaping into the woods—becomes something far darker when a blinding light ignites the forest. Paths vanish. Time fractures. And the people they trust most begin to appear twice. As reality resets and reflections step out of the trees, the group is forced to confront an impossible truth: the woods are not hunting them… they are copying them. With every flicker of distant light, the line between original and echo dissolves, and survival may depend on whether there is such a thing as the “real” self at all.
A chilling campfire tale of identity, recursion, and a forest that remembers every choice ever made.