"I've experienced the odd hallucination of reality... .. he said, when I broached this in a roundabout way with him.
Thus follows a fugue of existential anxiety, wherein Carl tries to determine whether he is experiencing a hallucination or reality.
JASON MEADOWS / PEGGY PREHEIM In narrative structure, the tale-within-a-tale can mark fracture points between hallucination and reality.
Roiling with jealousy, suicide and latent lesbian urges, "The Moth Diaries" dances on the border between hallucination and reality without fully committing to either.
Like those of Poe, Gogol's tales of hallucination, confusing reality and dream, are among his best stories ("Nevsky Prospect" and "Diary of a Madman," both 1835).
Taking its cues from Silent Hill, your experience is a mix of hallucination and reality that never goes out of its way to explain which is which.
"If I couldn't differentiate between hallucination and reality, it was hard to conceive of anything certain I could use to define myself," he says.
Trapped in a fugue state, Carl fights to separate hallucination from reality and find the trigger that will release him from his coma.
I THINK he was a visionary beyond his European counterparts," Mr. O'Reilly said, "writing well in advance of Ionesco's absurdist work, for example, and mixing dream, hallucination and reality in plays like "The Wedding Gown" in a way that is beautifully suited to the stage".
They think about it as a hallucination of reality.
