Fly Clock

The author goes back to his childhood in search of identity. He asks the question about the influence of childhood fascinations and interests on adult choices and life decisions. The author ponders on what moments in life and by what factors human sensitivity is destroyed. What is behind the fact that the sensitivity formed in childhood changes with the course of life? How is it that we lose the ability to draw? Are our choices really our decisions, or are they the decisions of our parents and teachers? The author, by putting forward a strong thesis, encourages retrospection and an individual attitude to it. The words on the dial reflect the problems we face in our lives. The different combinations of sentences that cause the clock hands to move to show how many problems we have to contend with.