The final monologue of the film reminded me of Odysseus. About wandering and returning. My short translation is as follows: When I come back wearing someone else’s clothes and using someone else’s name, but you know my unpredictable journey. If you see me and don’t believe it, say: "You are not here" I will show you those Then you will believe me, and I will bring you that lemon tree in your garden. The cold window of the lemon tree is crossed by moonlight and the signs on the limbs. The signs of love. Between the hugs, between each call of love, I will tell you that the journey used up the whole night together with all the upcoming nights, between each hug, between each call of love, that’s all about a person Adventure and this story will never stop
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