When consciousness temporarily subsides, fragments of deconstructed memory are not bound by the constraints of time but remain in flux, constantly reshaped in the darkroom of memory until they take shape as both the remnants of healed wounds and the textures of new growth. The process of restoration is not merely about searching for traces of rupture but also about capturing the hidden force of recovery. At this moment, what was once broken transforms into a new form of wholeness—though it has lost its former shape, life continues to renew and move forward through constant reconstruction.