The seeds of a narrative are sown and the big picture is assessed from one perspective.
With the passing of time, memories are plucked from the past, like fruit from a tree.
Those who hear the tales further down the line might taste the fruit and feel differently to those who experienced the original events.
Each new perspective proffered by a new audience member offers the storyteller an opportunity to reassess the pros and cons of the story.
Does truth really exist in an absolute sense?
