EchoTales

After the Applause

When a prominent singer passes away unexpectedly, the public seeks to understand the significance of his loss. During the funeral, expressions of grief are made openly, tributes are thoughtfully delivered, and memories are exchanged. The individual most closely associated with him—his cousin, manager, and confidant—occupied a central role, managing both the expectations of the audience and the private realities that he alone understood.

The Widow's House

Set in 14th-century England, The Widow's House is a story of a peaceful home at the edge of a village, where a devout widow lives with her three children. After her husband’s death, the house becomes known less for what people see and more for the eerie silence within. As gossip spreads among the villagers, a midwife’s gentle kindness slowly uncovers the unsettling reasons behind the family's quiet existence. The story gradually reveals a haunting tale shaped by faith, obedience, and the harsh consequences of control that left the house permanently scarred by what happened inside.

No Such Place

In an era before modern technology, Margaret and Tom embarked on a scenic journey home, guided by memory, a folded map, and the comforting belief that roads eventually lead to familiar destinations. As daylight gradually fades, the landscape begins to repeat itself and time no longer behaves as it should.
This episode concludes Season 1 of EchoTales.

The Voice on the Other Side

An elderly man living alone is shaken from his nightly routine by a familiar voice calling to him from behind a locked door. This voice not only knows him, but defies all logic, leaving him with no choice but to face a mysterious presence that cannot be explained or ignored. “The Voice on the Other Side” launches Season Two of EchoTales, delivering a subtle yet personal horror grounded in memory and recognition.

By the Same Measure

A powerful councilman contributes to creating a justice system rooted in harsh punishment, believing he will never become its victim. However, when Edmund Crane finds himself judged by the very laws he helped establish, his confidence unravels. As public unrest intensifies and past alliances erode, Edmund must face the reality of a society held together by cruelty, silence, and willful ignorance. “By the Same Measure” is a dystopian reflection on power, complicity, and the perilous assumption that authority grants immunity.