Inventario de lo que queda cuando el bosque arde

There are events that mark a before and after in anyone's life. In the case of Mother and Father, it was first the birth of their two children, Mayor and Menor. And then their loss. But there are also seemingly marginal episodes that distract them from that aftermath: hands that brush against each other by chance and linger a little longer than they should, an argument that goes unresolved, a prying glance in someone else's chat room… A life that leaves its mark on the objects in the house its inhabitants once lived in, turning them into guardians of memory and oblivion. Through them, through the inventory left after death, the most devastating of fires, Michele Ruol constructs a brilliant and powerful narrative about guilt and forgiveness, about grief and loss, which delves into the inner lives of each character and continually changes the image we have formed of them. Perhaps even the image we have of ourselves.