Outside the narrative, technical constraints loomed. The headset’s sensors tracked micro-expressions; haptic suits returned the light press of a remembered hand. There were ethical debates in the control room—how much to recreate, how much to leave blank so the viewer’s imagination could fill it. Emiri insisted on honesty. “Don’t make ghosts pretend to be people,” she told Hana. “Let them be memories. Let us be honest about what is gone.”
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