Time Stopped and Forgot to Have Breakfast: The Watch Face, a New Involuntary Superhero.

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In the heart of the cosmic web, a watch face defies all laws of physics. Stars, rabbits, and dials intertwine in an unusual ballet.

In a universe where each tick-tock drowns in a sea of orange silence, the watch face, an anonymous face, finds itself propelled into the role of an involuntary superhero. It was just a humble dial, which, just yesterday, measured time, a slave to its incessant hands.

Its new role is embraced with the desperate enthusiasm of one who has nothing left to lose. In this world where coffee is sweetened with shards of moon and pumpkins are used as currency, the watch face is the only one who hasn’t lost track of time, for it has not forgotten to have its breakfast.

Legend has it that it is the product of an improbable union between a comet clock and an alarm clock that fell from the sky, which would explain its propensity to bite seconds. Often quoting the popular saying, “A minute of silence is better than a second too many,” it has vowed to defend the tranquility of this timeless universe against the dangers of haste and untimely tick-tocks.

“Time is an illusion, breakfast is a necessity,” it confesses during our improbable interviews. In turn, it recounts its exploits punctuated with paradoxes, battling leaden clouds with glass umbrellas, or using rainbows as launch pads for lightning in jars.

In this world where everything is possible and nothing makes sense, the watch face remains a beacon, a guide, an “involuntary superhero.” It is time to admit that even in the absurd, one can find poetry, a spark of truth in the chaos of the irrational. Dali’s watch had better hold on tight!