Silhouetted figures walk away into darkness as narration explains the difficulty of vanishing completely. "DISAPPEARING FROM SOCIETY AS A WHOLE, AND ERASING EVERY SINGLE DATA IN THEIR FILES IS IMPOSSIBLE," one voice states. Another adds, "DISAPPEARING AND PRETENDING TO BE DEAD IS SOMETHING EASY TO DO NOWADAYS, BUT... CONSEQUENTLY, THERE'S ONLY ONE POSSIBLE SOLUTION." A young man with light, layered hair and a cigarette in his mouth sits in shadow and replies, "IT DEPENDS ON WHERE HE WAS ABANDONED." Nearby, a figure at a computer terminal insists, "EVEN A CHILD ABANDONED AT BIRTH WOULD BE LISTED IN THE REGISTRY!" and "IT'S EVIDENT THAT THE SYSTEMS HAVE NEVER HAD A TRACE OF THEM, SINCE THEY WERE BORN." Small reaction panels show bearded men looking shocked. The young man leans forward, points directly ahead, and concludes with finality, "THERE'S NO REGISTRY. THERE."