The white people explores the eerie and unsettling journey of a young girl whose secret diary reveals her descent into an otherworldly realm. Written in a fragmented, dreamlike manner, the text immerses the reader in her strange encounters with the supernatural, blending folklore, forbidden knowledge, and a creeping sense of unease. As she recounts the bizarre and hypnotic experiences that shape her perception, the boundaries between reality and nightmare blur, leading her deeper into an existence where beauty and horror intertwine. The presence of bone-white figures and landscapes filled with ominous shapes suggest forces beyond human understanding, evoking both fascination and dread. Through a stream-of-consciousness narration, the story captures the gradual loss of innocence and the seductive pull of the unknown. Mysticism, secrecy, and ancient wisdom pervade the text, reinforcing a sense of both awe and impending doom. The white people is a haunting meditation on the allure of hidden truths, the fragility of perception, and the dangers of venturing too far into the mysteries of existence