Mason and LeVallon attempt to recover memories of their past existence and return to a more original state of being as they continue their journey toward the roots of human existence, and LeVallon increasingly appears as a figure who transcends human limitations and symbolizes a connection with nature and cosmic forces, while this attempt brings danger and uncertainty that push both their relationship and identities to the edge, and through LeVallon Mason confronts the possibility that humanity has lost a deeper essence and a greater capacity of consciousness, so that he ultimately arrives at the realization that the meaning of human existence lies not only in the present life but in a deeper continuity of memory and connection.
