What makes experience uniquely human, what keeps it within the boundaries of the phenomenal world, is the structuring of space and time. These necessary, perpetual and a priori structures are what make the only realm we can inhabit possible for us. Evelyn’s life, every fragment to which she is bound through her finite and linear perception, gestures toward Kant’s domain of the experienceable realm. It is within this realm, limited though it may be, that the experience can emerge at all.