The common theme of the three selected texts in this study, Ducornet’s "Gazelle" (2003), Tessaro’s "The Perfume Collector" (2013), and Süskind’s "Das Parfum" (1985), is the powerful metaphor of perfume. It creates a simulation described through container metaphors, represented by the mother, love, and the soul, all belonging to the body metaphor. The losses of the self or inner self are identical to the loss of the mother, love, and the soul. In the boundary of m/other (mother/others), identity is reconstructed. The perfume metaphor aids in discovering inner desires in the simulated world where boundaries are blurred.