Cleithrophobia is a fear of being trapped in an enclosed space; such an emotion is only possible through the brain. The brain consists of six major parts, one of which is the Amygdala. This part of the brain plays an important role in emotions, especially fear and panic. Within the brain cells, information is sent through a neurotransmitter where they are received by a receptor which is then translated to simulate the nervous system which causes a physical reaction. The concept is based on the idea and structure of this neural stimulation which allows the space to create an atmosphere that gives a feel of being enclosed in a place of fear where lies the home of the mysterious Annabelle doll and other of the Warren’s discoveries.