What is happening in Theresia's grandparents' house? One by one, more and more things are disappearing, from the corkscrew to an old radio with a magical eye, and even the massive oak sideboard, in inexplicable ways - until finally the whole building goes up in flames. But did anything actually disappear, or was it just forgotten where it had gone? Theresia follows the events, initially as a guest of her increasingly desperate grandparents; but soon she herself is caught up in the eerie occurrences. In a fairy tale tone, Hans Magnus Enzensberger narrates a family story in which disturbance spreads until it culminates in destruction. And yet, this is still not the endpoint of disappearance and forgetfulness. With great artistic imagination, Jonathan Penca accompanies the mysterious happenings and translates them into a visual world full of abyssal objects.