A boy and a girl walk to the playground, only the street lights and the moon guide them. Their shadows follow them quietly, mirroring them with every step. When they arrive, the four go directly to the jungle gym, which has been patiently awaiting their arrival. The boy and the girl climb all over the playground, creating new games out of imaginary scenarios. The shadows try their best to copy the kids, only differing slightly in their movements and shapes. The differences are noticeable, but it’s the same person; the same activity. The shadows see boards of wood and tables covered with fabrics. The boy and the girl see plastic and wood chips. The same moon hovers over all of them, introducing a familiarity for both. As the boy and girl hang from the monkey bars, their shadows hold onto the top of a work table. When the boy and girl migrate to play jump rope, their shadows sit down and play with a belt their mothers sell instead. The sky becomes pitch black as the boy and girls eyes begin to droop. They lie down into their shadows, morphing into the same being. Images of a crowded market and rowdy bikers flutter into the children’s minds. The boy and girl dream of rows of food and piles of clothing. They are constantly surrounded by people, creating a sense of comfort. An old woman walks by the park and notices the children asleep, smiling. She wonders what could make a sleeping child so happy. The children see themselves playing on the steps of a shop, only a table and clothing items entertain them. Confusion arises as the boy and girl see the market transform into their playground. They wake up with groggy smiles, sitting up with their shadows. The four introduce themselves after stepping into their shoes. They play on their playgrounds, only the moonlight keeps them together.