Fictional Object: Research & Proposal

The object has a soft form with no sharp edges. It is made of fluffy memory foam. The foam is molded into this shape. It is designed to be compressed into any shape and put into the ears. Then, it is able to recover to its original shape. One encounters this object somewhere near the pillow. It arouses a gentle, tender experience which facilitates sleep.

I'm very susceptible to insomnia. I wouldn't be able to sleep if I heard a little voice, especially snoring. Unfortunately, my roommate snores. He always sleeps before me and stops me from sleeping by snoring. A pair of earplugs is necessary for me.

The object takes an elongated form with a sharp head. It is made of light metal, very light and portable. It is created by filling the shell with carbon refill. It allows the users to focus on its sharp head. All of its design flows towards the head. One encounters the object anywhere: writing, creating, recording etc. It offers a flexible experience: you can use it to do anything and create anything.

When I was young, I used the object to randomly scratch figures and symbols out of my imagination. When I was older, I tended to use it to express my thoughts and personality since I don't like talking. I also use it to record some weird vision or dreams I encountered. It is like an alternate way to express myself.

This object has a long curvy seam in the middle and an enclosed form. It's made of stretchable and compressible materials. It's meant to be opened, like a door. Someone won't encounter the object, or even feel its existence. It's a part of them and they have been one since they were born. Others need to read its manual, fearing that it would break. It is an amplifier of emotions and the major way for me to attain social experience.

I'm unsatisfied with my articulation. I'm used to talking to myself at a low volume only I could hear. I'm also used to using this volume when I'm talking to other people. Meanwhile, the pitch of my voice is also very low. I often feel that I can't express what I want to say. When I bring up a conversation, people usually respond: "What did you say?" This object shaped my personality as it is now.