In the private murmurs of his son, he tries to glimpse the collective resonance. In an ordinary family, it is separated by a mysterious noise. The son experiences the abnormality of the father, the breakdown and repair of the family relationship.
"A while ago, death was an event, a sudden appearance... and then, one day, it was no longer an event, but another continuation - a sluggish, unmeaningful, unnarrated, dull, helpless continuation." - Roland Barthes. The son completes a glimpse into the complex world between the ways in which human wars break and heal in search of the mysterious clues of his father's grief. Unlike those immediate celebrations, we, as people with memories and emotions, should stay in such grief longer.

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