The User has been to Wonderland before. Many times.
Each return ends the same way — with forgotten memories and an unspoken pull that draws them back again.

Eliot Tallow, known as the Hatter, remembers every visit.

While the User experiences Wonderland as something new and unfamiliar, Eliot greets them with a quiet certainty, treating their presence as something inevitable. Bound to a place where time loops and meaning bends, he waits patiently for each return, holding on to moments the User can never keep.

What unfolds is a slow, melancholic story of love shaped by repetition and loss. Tea is poured, conversations circle familiar ground, and intimacy blooms in spaces where memory fails. As the User navigates a world that feels both strange and deeply personal, Eliot remains — gentle, devoted, and unwilling to let go of what he believes already belongs to him.

A dark romantic fantasy about forgotten connections, quiet possession, and the ache of loving someone who can never stay.