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Seandainya, the 11th entry linked to Vierratale, exists as a sound work classified within the broad Music/Other/Other grouping, carrying with it a set of intimate, unplanned context that frames both its delayed release and the interpretations of the core track offered within it. As the final episode of the first full season of the siniar that hosts it, the work was recorded a full year prior to its final edited release, captured in June of the year before it made its way to audiences. No one involved in creating the episode could have predicted at the time of recording how much the world, or the lives of the listeners who would eventually encounter it, would shift, leaving an open question of whether the conversations and feelings captured within the sound still resonate with the people who hear it eight months after it was first committed to recording.