Luna sits at her mother's vanity, turning over a small velvet jewellery box with a single antique locket inside. The locket holds a tiny portrait of a woman she doesn't recognize, but her great-grandmother's hairbrush lies nearby, and the family tree on the wall seems to shift in the candlelight. This episode takes us to Mulberry Street in the fall of 1987, where Luna's great-aunt Eleanor lived alone in a house that breathed. Eleanor collected things—not just furniture, but memories, and she believed the dead could be coaxed back through the objects they loved. When Luna visited as a child, she saw something in the guest room: a shadow that moved like a woman brushing her hair. Years later, after Eleanor died, Luna found a hidden diary that told the truth about the locket, the hairbrush, and the face that never appeared in any family photograph. A story about inheritance, forgetting, and the quiet horror of what gets passed down through blood and bone.