If something could remember things, what would it remember?
For example, a bottle of truth serum that has been sealed for seventeen years has witnessed how a man boiled medicine alone late at night, waited alone, and died alone; an old textbook full of comments was first used by a young man with low self-esteem and sensitivity as the only place to tell the truth, and then by chance, it fell into the hands of the son of the woman he loved deeply but pushed away with his own hands;
Another example....
They can't speak, and they never speculate too much, but they can see longer and more clearly than anyone else - the love that cannot be expressed, the misunderstanding that cannot be cleared up, and the forgiveness that cannot be waited for, are all quietly written down, stroke by stroke, drop by drop.
"Silent Scenes" is a collection of Harry Potter fans. Each article uses a silent old object as the protagonist. It is faithful to the details of the original work (and the movie) and only talks about the moments that each of them has seen and dare not speak out about.
Things are indescribable, only knowing the warmth and coldness.
