The play begins like a psychological thriller: Jesko Drescher, a successful manager and family man, is behind the wheel of his car when a photo pops up on his phone screen. Startled, he nearly crashes into a school class. The image shows a naked boy: Jesko himself as a ten-year-old student at an elite boarding school. Shaken, Jesko seeks out three of his former classmates. He wants to learn more about the photos. However, the more he delves into the image, the more the boundaries between right and wrong, remembering and forgetting, self-perception and external perception blur. Thomas Melle's play, which combines rapid dialogues with reflective prose passages, premiered in 2016. With a foreword by Carlo Brune.