The Faces Outside

The narrative explores a unique underwater existence where two beings, seemingly remnants of humanity, live in a large tank filled with water. They interact with each other and the surrounding marine life, particularly porpoises, while being observed by mysterious entities referred to as Faces. The protagonist grapples with feelings of loneliness and a desire for offspring, which remains unfulfilled. The Voice, a guiding presence, dictates their actions and perceptions, instilling a sense of fear and animosity towards the Faces. The story delves into themes of isolation, identity, and the nature of humanity in a surreal aquatic environment.