Each house lives and ages with stories both unfolding and told behind its windows, speculated under warm, worn-out blankets, whispered just beside the quivering flame of a palitaan or oil lamp, and witnessed by the rich shadows looming over the walls.
Storytelling traditions vary from one society to another, but there is a truth that has always existed yet is rarely recognized. Stories, both the tales and the tells, are recurring universal needs.
From time immemorial, stories have been used as a way to pass down history. It is a legacy that has protected and shaped the identities of people.