Harold enters a strange carnival tent with a mirror maze that shows different versions of himself: one who’s cool, one who’s funny, one who’s loud and admired. Chasing after the most impressive reflection, he loses his way and starts to feel unsure of who he really is. Only when he accepts the quieter, truer version of himself does the path forward appear. (Includes twist: the exit only appears when he stops chasing who he thinks he should be and recognizes who he already is)
Harold and the Mirror Maze
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