Beyond The Story explores the intersection of linguistics and architecture, analyzing how historical and contemporary narratives—spanning the past, present, and future—shape spatial design. By juxtaposing Hansel and Gretel, Parasite, and Elysium, the study reveals how economic and social disparities are embedded in architecture. The gap between the rich and the poor is reflected in various aspects of housing, including decoration, color, materials, and even location, all of which contribute to the atmosphere of their socioeconomic status. Through this lens, the project challenges conventional design approaches and reimagines architecture as a medium for storytelling and raising social awareness.