Rebellion, return; mania, silence. Everyone is in this circle of life, with no exceptions. Life, work, career, family, big TV sets, washing machines, cars, laser speakers, electric can openers, low cholesterol, dental insurance, fixed-rate mortgages, low-priced and decent homes offered by the government, casual wear, matching travel bags, buying back three suits made of the same series of fabrics in installments, asking myself where I am on a Sunday morning, sitting in that sleeping chair watching a sports program that makes brains gouged into, while stuffing junk food into your mouth. Finally spurned by your children in a tattered home, you gave birth to them to replace you, and now you are just an old weary thing to these selfish, uncaring boys. These nouns, put together, are the whole of your life. Re-watch "Guess the Train" to commemorate the past, facing the future, an inexplicable emotion.