Yellow Hell

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Yellow hell is a theoretical sub-ending resulting in a consistent reset and flawless repetition of actions over seemingly infinite time. This eventuality perpetuates an eternal closed cycle that prevents any new entity, object, or scenario from taking place. It is associated with the endless iteration of the self, but also carries connotations of wasted potential and meaningless, predetermined existence. Yellow hell does not fit within the alignment spectrum and is not associated with any specific characteristics. It can consist of repeatedly looped seconds or span billions of years as long as resets are total and repetition is flawless. This hell is particularly insidious, as its occupants would not be able to distinguish its presence or escape the unending iterations even if they were aware. It is not a true finality and isn't tied to any one force.
A perfect Yellow Hell prevents any other hell from emerging and may even be immune to external input.
Common themes in Yellow Hell literature include revolution, destiny, the passage of time, and questions pertaining to self-awareness