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As the story unfolds, we witness Trevor's routine, which consists of insomnia-induced cycles of obsession and paranoia. Interactions with individuals like Stevie, a call girl, and his coworker María, echo the void in his life. They serve as temporary escape routes from stagnant loneliness, yet Trevor remains trapped in a labyrinth of his own making.
When at work, his colleagues express concern over his health, further exacerbating his isolation. Trevor’s refusal to participate in social outings, such as poker night, distances him from his peers, amplifying their worries and suspicions about his well-being. His character reflects a deep sense of alienation, revealing how severe psychological distress can permeate one's professional life.