Ouroboros, the snake that consumes its own tail, has a multitude of fears that rival its love of self-mortification.
Existential Crises: The fear of being a snake in the grass, forever lost and alone in a world that doesn't understand its true nature.
Infernal Reflections: The fear of staring into the abyss of its own belly, where the mirror of the universe reveals the horrors that lurk within.
Temporal Paralysis: The fear of being trapped in a loop of self-destruction, forever doomed to repeat the same cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.
Eternal Return: The fear of being forever doomed to slither back into the jaws of existence, only to be devoured by the very cycle of existence itself.
And so, the Ouroborosian fears continue to writhe and twist, a serpentine manifestation of the human condition.