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One afternoon, a boy from the building collapsed in the stairwell. He had been drawing spirals with chalk on the steps—harmless, cheerful arcs—when his fingers quivered and the lines lifted, climbing up his arms in bands. They looped around his wrists, around his throat; his chest tightened not from stricture but from the impression that his life was being turned increasingly inward. By the time the medics arrived, the boy’s pupils had contracted to perfect little spirals, bright as inked coins. They left him under a blanket and told themselves it would pass, then drove away to patrol other calls. Before sunset, the boy’s hair had coiled into a shell and his cheeks had begun to sink, like the edges of a photograph left in water.

: The spiral represents "entropy"—once it begins, it cannot be stopped, only completed. The final descent into the ancient spiral city below the town represents a total loss of human identity. V. Conclusion Uzumaki - Omnibus - 001-020-.cbr

Do not stare too long.