"We walked djor bleje, an elaborate and collective undertaking that ensues at the conclusion of a social event. This walk, the route of which is determined by a set of rules that shift according to the hour, to whether an older or younger person is leading, to the level of precipitation in the air, is made toward a new geography. How though, when each of us is so isolated by this crisis, can djor bleje happen tonight? Could one even bear it? Could a group?"
