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I make a mental note and go home for dinner.

Cross-reference it with historical records before doing anything.

Mark the most promising spots and plan a route.

Pick the most interesting-looking street and head there this weekend.

Tuck it back in the book and see if it turns up again.

I join the crowd and start quietly commentating to the person next to me.

I watch from a safe distance with great enjoyment.

I respectfully give them privacy and carry on.

This is exactly how I hoped it would turn out.

I spend the evening trying to read the smudge under different lights.

I put it somewhere safe and try not to think about it until morning.

I find it intriguing but let tomorrow come as it will.

I find the whole thing charming and go to bed early.

I find it deeply unsettling until they all agree again.

I'm uncomfortable but manage by picking one clock to trust.

Honestly, I prefer it. Time is a bit tyrannical anyway.

I write it down in full, number the items, and plan my route.

I grab my coat, the details will sort themselves out.

I try to hold it in my head and see how far I get.

I fall back asleep, it was probably just a dream.

I go in immediately and ask the shopkeeper about the mirror's history.

I stop and hold its gaze, curious about what it knows.

I note it with interest and keep walking, but I think about it all day.

I assume I'm tired and find a café to order coffee.

an interactive story throughout Eindhoven