these instances can be anyone or anything.

Though he remains unseen…he watches, he sees. He knows your sacrifices, your despair.

With a wave of his hand, every scene changes, but it all stays, his memory is infinite.

He waves his hand

A girl in her teenage years is hanging from a homemade noose, a letter nearby saying she can’t stand the world.

He takes on more pain and suffering as his burden, and yet he waves his hand again.

A man, in the army, slowly dying from a bullet wound he had received when he jumped in front of his commanding officer, says his last words “Tell my Wife I love her”.

He takes on more pain and suffering as his burden, and yet he waves his hand again.

A bank robbery is taking place, a brave security guard draws his gun and fires, killing the two robbers, but one gets final a shot off. Another family will go fatherless tonight.

He takes on more pain and suffering as his burden, and yet he waves his hand again.

Two teenagers, driving in their car, are hit by a drunk driver.

He takes on more pain and suffering as his burden, and yet he waves his hand again.

Another person dies to cancer.

He takes on more pain and suffering as his burden, and yet he waves his hand again.

A person dies of old age, smiles and with their last breath says “I have lived a fulfilling life.

He smiles too, and with this last image, his burden is lifted, but he waves his hand again and continues watching.