We imagined what would happen if, for the sake of the advantages they would reap if they were to work together, multilingual and multinational groups of tribes were to accept one another as siblings. We present some of the stories of this cooperation.

Over the course of the past few months, we visited libraries, did research in search of family documents, discovered how a person can have two mothers, and visited the grave of a traitor.

It turns out that we must all cross a border in our thinking.