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Logline

In the crumbles of a mountain, under the shadows of birds, a tree tells me where you might be.

Synopsis

Forgetting assumes pre-existing memory. I can't really say I have forgotten you. I simply don't remember.

So I look for signs: mountains, birds, shadows, stones, air.

To seek is to try without knowing — to remember without memory.

Will I find you?

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 '''Synopsis'''
-I do not have a past.
+Forgetting assumes pre-existing memory. I can't really say I have forgotten you. I simply don't remember.
-I do not remember you.
+So I look for signs: mountains, birds, shadows, stones, air.
-I look for signs in the mountains.
+To seek is to try without knowing — to remember without memory.
-I listen to clues from the tree.
+Will I find you?
-To seek is to try without knowing — to remember without memory.