In one single night, in October 2018, rain and wind tore down 14 million trees, transforming a lush mountain landscape in northern Italy into an apocalyptic ground, with environmental consequences that will affect life in the area for decades to come. In Carnia, one of the areas hit worst, 400 of those trunks were retrieved and shipped all the way down to Syracuse, on the other side of the Italian peninsula. There, in the middle of the ancient Greek theater stage, they gained a last role, as mute witnesses of two tragedies.