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Considering the characteristics of the theater as a residential space, two rooms and the living room become the stage.
The audience sits in the living room looking at the window, and the actors move around the small room, living room, and study to act.
As memories of the past continue to invade the present timeline, the characters do not resist them but follow the memories that come to mind.
The character goes fishing. The character drives. The character has a nightmare.
The character is afraid, discouraged, and yearning.
Sometimes what you hear in your room and what you say in the living room may get mixed up.
Some time sinks slowly over the water and the character tries to see it through to the end.
The audience and the character(s) cross this time together.
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