This chapter further characterizes the target of explanation, i.e., time-consciousness. The chapter considers temporal phenomenology pre-theoretically but thoroughly and introduces its most salient features. It isolates a number of phenomena that theories of time-consciousness should wish to explain or explain away. This chapter also considers cases of deviant temporal phenomenology, both exotic and commonplace, including variability in felt duration (subjective time dilation and contraction) and alleged disorders of subjective time.