The audio titled "Denial" begins with the sound of a phone dialing, each button pressed generating a distinct beep. After a brief moment, there's a sharp notification sound, followed by the monotonous, mechanical voice of a robot. This voice indicates an invalid system, each word articulated clearly and devoid of any human warmth. The robot's message is promptly followed by the sound of a phone lock, a digital click confirming the disconnection. Then, without an ounce of delay, an error alert blares out, a shrill, continuous beep that heightens the sense of urgency and error. It lingers on, the only sound in the audio, before it gradually fades out, leaving behind a poignant silence. The audio encapsulates a sense of denial, both in the literal rejection by the system and in the metaphorical denial of access or acceptance.