Glabber is an experiment in one's own understanding of their personal history, paired with a rambunctious misunderstanding of the history of sound. It acts as an unreliable study of verbal communication and self-confrontation. A man lost in an endless desert analyzes his confused past while the harsh landscape works against him. As his memories engulf his present mind, what little insight he had hoped to glean instead causes a rift between his two halves. Though everything is impossibly visible in the empty desert, there is nothing for him to clutch onto as his internal confrontation slowly becomes an external and demonstrable monster. Above all else, he will have to utilize his understanding of the old baker moment in order to navigate the Monk Runs.