Steve finds himself in a test room about to begin an experiment that he volunteered for. He believes he is about to virtually experience a simulation built on the perspectives of other people. A Technician hooks him up to the proper equipment and guides him through the test. Steve is nervous about the test, but proceeds through the persuasion of the Technician. The Technician starts the test. At this point, a series of doodle-like animations and sketches play through the perspective of the test subject, Steve. The Technician asks that Steve communicates as much as he can about his experiences in this simulation. Steve does as best as he can as he travels through moment after moment. Some moments glitch and the Technician fixes the bugs and rewinds them for Steve. Steve experiences waves of different emotions and feelings toward these short moments displayed on the screen (both for Steve and the viewer). Just when Steve begins to see and feel everything in a semi-realistic manner, the screen cuts to black and the technician tells him that the test is over. In the end, as the technician is asking him a few questions, Steve explains to the technician what he thought the test was about. The technician questions Steve and asks him if he had forgotten why he came into the room. The technician finally states that this test wasn't built on the memories of other people, but rather, this simulation was built on memories that Steve had forgotten. The technician tells him that this is his last look. This is where the short film ends.