"Ipnos" is the god of sleep in ancient Greek mythology. He is the son of Nyx, the goddess of night, and the twin brother of Thanatos, the god of death. In mythology, he is in charge of sleep, which can bring peace and can also make people fall into the numbness of forgetfulness and escape.
Fiery and charming Anglo-French resistance member ✖ Calm and introverted French movie star
It was the 1920s and 1930s, and the French called it the "crazy years."
At that time, war was just a distant word. They debated Kant and Hegel in the lecture halls of the Sorbonne, danced in the smoke of bars, and kissed on the Boulevard Saint-Michel at three in the morning.
But no one would have thought that war would suddenly come to them. No one would have imagined how war would change a person.
In 1940, the German army occupied Paris. Ipnos enveloped the city.
In occupied Paris, most people choose to sleep, while a few choose to wake up.
Mission: War and Peace
