Go Free to the Sea

In "Go Free to the Sea," Georgie finds himself repeatedly waking on the kitchen floor, grappling with the unsettling realization that he is time traveling—specifically, in his fourteenth attempt to undo the consequences of a devastating accident. As time distorts around him, with hours disappearing and memories blurring, he confronts unsettling truths about his past and the choices he cannot escape. The narrative explores themes of guilt and sacrifice, leading Georgie to question what he truly wishes to save: his former self, the life he lost, or the reality of that fateful night. Each jump brings him closer to crucial decisions, all while the boundaries of his reality begin to unravel.