Time puts stitches in a wound, puts compresses on sore spots, puts the body in plaster. Time immobilizes and gives a possibility to recover after a loss. Time passes and takes away with it the traumatized part of life. Time goes away, and the new time comes after it.
Over time, the salmon comes to life. He feels how life flows in him, awakens him to action. Salmon swims upstream against the current to return home to spawn. The river curves through the mountains and the salmon stops to admire the landscape. He suddenly peeks out from behind a blueberry bush, just for a moment. And again returns to the path, the path to his home.