"<p>Everything remains in time, but it will be as colorless as those very old photographs that were still recorded on metal plates. Light and time wash away the sharp and characteristic shades of the features. The image has to be rotated, and a certain refraction of the lighting is necessary in order to recognize on the blind metal plate the person whose facial features were once absorbed by the mirror. This is how all human memories fade over time. But one day light falls from somewhere, and then we see a face again.</p>"