Párvulos: Children Of The Apocalypse

In the desolate future of Párvulos: Children Of The Apocalypse, three young brothers, Salvador, Oliver, and Benjamin, have become hopelessly entwined with the darkness that has ravaged their world. The survivors of a viral pandemic, the three brothers found refuge in a secluded cabin deep within the woods, seeking solace from the anguish that now plagues the earth. Their idyllic refuge, however, is not as tranquil as it seems. Beneath their cabin lies a foreboding presence, an entity they've adopted as their own and which they must regularly feed in order to sustain their lives. This malevolent force has been a crucial part of their lives for so long that they've grown indifferent to its presence, despite the danger it poses to their very existence. The three brothers are as alike as they are different, each of them struggling with their own inner demons as they navigate this apocalyptic world. Salvador, the eldest, is a by-product of desperation and necessity. The lack of social interaction has made Salvador increasingly paranoid, fueling his distrust of outsiders and pushing him further into a state of obsessive and stoic control. He harbors a deep resentment towards anything that potentially threatens their fragile survival. Oliver, on the other hand, has grown isolated, grappling with crippling loneliness. The only connection he has to the world outside is through the macabre rituals he and his brothers are compelled to perform. As the days turn into years, Oliver starts to become increasingly disillusioned with his family's sinister existence. Benjamin, the youngest of the trio, has lost his childhood innocence, forced to mature too quickly within this terrifying environment. As the pressure mounts to maintain their enigmatic relationship with the malevolent force beneath their cabin, Benjamin becomes increasingly withdrawn. This twisted upbringing has indelibly scarred his young psyche, hindering his ability to differentiate right from wrong. As the three brothers struggle to survive, they comprehend that the sinister force beneath their home has been manipulating them since its inception. Its true intentions are an insidious enigma that has befogged them for so long. What initially started as a desperate attempt to ensure their survival has morphed into an abnormal symbiosis. They're left to wonder whether the creature they've come to rely on has ever genuinely cared for their well-being, or whether it merely exists to prey on their subconscious vulnerabilities. As the once-distant rumblings of this ancient terror begin to awaken, the brothers find themselves facing an unenviable decision—whether to honor their unnerving agreement or jeopardize the strained symbiosis that has become their sole anchor in a shattered world. The brothers are engulfed by an unnerving uncertainty as they grapple with this conundrum, the dark truth of their pact casting a foreboding shadow on their unsteady harmony. Their dire situation further dwindles into obscurity as they're forced to confront the increasingly invasive power of the malevolent force within the depths of their basement. With trepidation, the brothers dare not shirk from what's inside, shunning hope due to the overwhelming inescapability of their macabre predicament. In this desperate fight for survival, each brother is compelled to confront the bitter truth that not all relationships are bound by unconditional love, while wrestling with their inescapable links to this frightful artifact beneath their home. Salvation in this desolate world, though glimmering faintly, only exacerbates their intense isolation and pushes them further down the path of desperation and terror.