In an oppressive dimness, two girls lived parallel solitudes, consumed by the fear of losing control and becoming prisoners in a shrinking space around them.
Their outfits, light colors contrasting the darkness, symbolized a desperate cry for freedom, yet the silence of their environment rendered any escape futile.
Despite sharing the same air and space, the two girls remained isolated in their individual phobias, trapped by their own fears in an indifferent room.
The room's indifference echoed their struggles, tightening around them, signifying the isolation that was both physical and psychological in their shared prison.
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