"In-Between Places" refers to locations that exist between two distinct areas or states, often symbolizing transition or change. These places can be physical, like a bridge or a train station, or metaphorical, representing emotional or psychological states. They highlight the journey rather than the destination, emphasizing the experiences and transformations that occur during transitions. Such locations often evoke feelings of uncertainty or anticipation, as they are not fully one thing or another. Examples include airports, waiting rooms, and crossroads. These spaces encourage reflection on the past and future, making them significant in various narratives and personal journeys.