ذكرى

The way memory is intertwined with identity here is chilling. I'm curious whether Lovecraft saw memory as a source of horror or revelation.

The fragmented, dreamlike progression made the horror feel more visceral. Was this intentional to mimic the unreliability of memory?

Lovecraft's work often deals with the limits of human understanding, but this focus on memory adds a personal layer. I wonder what personal or philosophical ideas influenced this.