The Nation of the Glorious Turnip

Today, yesterday and tomorrow, forever, this is eternity. A quiet moment in time, the twinkling star in which Bob is allowed to gaze upon his memories; he can almost touch them, yet they remain out of reach. With outstretched hands he can touch the universe; unmake stars with a mere brush of his finger, create entire galaxies by a wave of his hand and yet, despite these abilities, he remains unable to remember himself. The memories keep running away, galaxy after galaxy. He runs, however, no matter how fast he races across the universe, time is always one step ahead, predicting his every move. The answer is hidden in his memories, the solution that will unravel fabric of the universe. The universe that obscures the memories he so desperately needs. Standing in the footsteps of time, He waits for the universe to unravel the memory of his existence.

The answer can only be found in eternity, where time has no meaning. Therefore Bob must run for all time, across the cosmos, in search of the memories that will undo the universe.