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Santorini, the legendary "pure land" that can wash away memories.
Cecilia, a girl who is quickly forgetting. She wears a legendary silver ring around her neck that can control memory. The price is: the more she remembers, the faster she ages; the deeper she forgets, the more invisible the ring becomes.
Edney, a young man burdened with original sin. He was ordered to approach her and seize the ring, but every time he came closer that made her forget faster, he could not help but become the backup and shield of her memory.
When the shadow of war envelopes the island, the focus of competition between the two countries is the invisible ring on her body, and the truth that is constantly being lost in her mind and is enough to overturn history.
By choosing to remember, she will burn out her short life.
If she chooses to forget, she will lose the meaning of existence.
And Edney's last betrayal was to open the door for her and let her go alone to the eternity that became the story itself.
This is a story about how the guardians "save" through "loss" and how the betrayers "accomplish" through "lies". On the edge of memory and forgetfulness, they choose to become each other's eternal island and sea.
Purpose: To explore the ethics of memory and the nature of existence: If memory brings pain and forgetting brings safety, how should we choose? After an individual is crushed by a grand narrative (history, war), can its existence only gain meaning and eternity through being "narrated"? The intention is to ask: How are we defined by our own memories, and how can we achieve ultimate redemption and connection through the memories of others.