Endrey-Nagy Ágoston: You can even stay

The narrative reflects on the protagonist's return to Sásgát after two years in Malta, exploring themes of memory, family dynamics, and the passage of time. The protagonist observes the stark contrast between the vibrant life in Malta and the somber atmosphere of Sásgát, marked by the presence of crows and the cold winter. Conversations with the father reveal a strained relationship, underscored by unspoken grief and the weight of past experiences. The protagonist grapples with feelings of alienation and nostalgia, contemplating the significance of home and belonging. The story culminates in a sense of unresolved tension as the protagonist prepares to leave again, highlighting the complexities of familial ties and the impact of loss.