Luna lingers in the waiting room where the woman who looks like her mother sits at a typewriter, her hands deformed by decades of rewriting history. The woman types Luna's earliest memory, but the words on the page aren't right—they describe a different childhood, one Luna never lived. A door labeled 'The Unwritten Page' appears, and the woman, whose voice has become Luna's own mother's, beckons her through. Luna steps into a library where every book is her own unwritten biography, and a child's voice reads aloud the final sentence of a story Luna hasn't lived yet. The episode ends with Luna finding a transcript of a conversation between herself and the woman, dated 1960—before she was born—and the last line reads: 'You will remember me when you forget yourself.'