Village

The village is the short story's primary setting. Years prior to the narrative present, Fletcher lived in the village. During this era, he gained a significant following for his progressive political beliefs. However, upon returning to the village, Fletcher finds the place almost entirely unrecognizable. The streets are too narrow for his body, and the cottages look easily-destructible. Throughout his brief stay in the village, Fletcher encounters a series of individuals who both admire and disdain him.

Petersons' Cottage

Shortly after arriving in the village, Fletcher bangs on a random cottage door. The cottage belongs to the Petersons, a family Fletcher knew from the past, but does not remember in the present. The occupants reluctantly let him in. Shortly after entering, Fletcher remembers he once spent an exorbitant amount of time in the space. He then treats the home as if it still belongs to him, flinging himself...