People repeatedly encounter the same question in stairs, wine glasses, closed doors and deleted records: Is what we see the truth, or the part of the truth that we are willing to leave behind?
Some people lose their innocence after apologizing, and some people still don't get out of the darkness after being rescued; good intentions leave evidence, but bad intentions often have no name. The police put the scattered time, orders and testimonies back into place one by one, but still got several conflicting answers.
People always think that if they have seen enough, they are qualified to understand another person. But the real danger may not be that you have never seen it, but that you only see part of it and then believe that you have seen it all.
