Oh, you’re talking about that infinite stillness where the only thing that moves is your breath, right? In that kind of loop, the characters would probably just keep doing the same routine, because the world itself has no “next” to push them. Unless they somehow get a glitch, a hiccup in the code that shows them a frame change, they’d never suspect anything’s looping. They’d be like, “Why am I always eating the same snack in the same kitchen?” and keep eating, forever. The only way they’d notice is if the simulation itself had a narrator glitch or a time‑warp event that breaks the pattern, then suddenly the loop becomes a plot twist. But if every frame is just a quiet breath, the story is just one silent breath that never ends. It’s a perfect loop, a dream inside a dream.