Center | Sitri Center: False Awakenings Cycle

Center | Sitri Center: False Awakenings Cycle

The abject never looked this good. Meg and Tessa have entered the mirror chamber at the heart of the Sitri Institute’s dream architecture. Nyra is already there. Center is the episode where the testing protocols – clock checks, finger counting, mirror reflection – stop functioning as tools the researchers use and start functioning as tools …

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Artifact | Sitri Center: Collective Dreaming Cycle

Artifact | Sitri Center: Collective Dreaming Cycle

The Naditu Empire never ended. Meg and Tessa are still inside the Institute and still losing ground. The restriction protocols are working. The pulse patterns are working. The wheel is on the schedule and they both know what that means. Their only remaining move is Oona Reyes: a prisoner with a court-ordered stay, a colorful …

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Tether | Sitri Center: Collective Dreaming Cycle

Tether | Sitri Center: Collective Dreaming Cycle

Episode Summary In β€œTether”, the boundaries between discipline, devotion, and discovery blur beyond recognition inside the Sitri Institute. What begins as a study of synchronized dreaming becomes an experiment in control. Meg and Tessa are drawn into the same patterns they once observed, repeating phrases that echo through the walls like incantations.Β  Z weaves the …

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Descendent | Sitri Center: Liminal Spaces Cycle

Descendent | Sitri Center: Liminal Spaces Cycle

Here be dream dragons. After Cusp mapped the threshold, Descendent crosses it. Meg and Tessa follow Lyra’s dream coordinates into the Sitri Institute’s buried architecture, tracing corridors that run older than the building above them. The stations are real. The map is real. And somewhere at the end of it, behind a soundproofed door with …

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Cusp | Sitri Center: Liminal Spaces Cycle

Cusp | Sitri Center: Liminal Spaces Cycle

Between what you want and what you’ll admit. Lyra Crosswell dreams in corridors. Mezzanines, transfer tunnels, platforms that lead nowhere she can name. She thought it was an aesthetic obsession. The Sitri Center thinks it’s a map. Something is encoded in the Institute’s architecture, and Lyra’s subconscious has been tracing it all along. Cast & …

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Gazes Back | Sitri Center: Sleep Paralysis Cycle

Gazes Back | Sitri Center: Sleep Paralysis Cycle

The program needs that data – raw. Elle’s dream training has become protocol. Tessa is running the sessions and the line between researcher and subject has moved again without anyone filing the paperwork. When Dr. Lowell declares the program a failure, Meg enters the chamber as a contrasting profile – and finds out she was …

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Incubator | Sitri Center: Sleep Paralysis Cycle

Incubator | Sitri Center: Sleep Paralysis Cycle

You’re not being graded. You’re being rewritten. Elle Lawson is locked in REM paralysis. The dream figures are already inside. Meg Aerin is taking notes. The Construct is responsive and the journal is mandatory and the line between researcher and subject is getting harder to locate in the data. Cast & Crew Written & Produced …

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Adapt | Sitri Center: Threat Simulation Cycle

Adapt | Sitri Center: Threat Simulation Cycle

This center is my dream. Construct 37 is running. The dreams are escalating. The research team is watching. Tessa Finn is about to learn the difference between engineering a dream and becoming one. Cast & Crew Written & Produced by: Neural Nets and Pretty Patterns Directed by: Neural Nets and Pretty Patterns Co-Directed by: Bliss …

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Drill (Premiere) | Sitri Center: Threat Simulation Cycle

Drill (Premiere) | Sitri Center: Threat Simulation Cycle

Everyone sees what you are. The Sitri Center is a dream research institute where scientists do more than study subconscious fears. They engineer them. Tonight’s first subject is Phoebe Bosworth. Her dreams have already started escalating. The experiment has already begun. Cast & Crew Written & Produced by: Neural Nets and Pretty Patterns Directed by: …

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