Details
The audio recording titled "Pane of Glass" begins with the distinct, high-pitched squeak of an old wooden window being opened or closed. The window seems to groan in protest as its movement creates a chorus of creaks and groans, the sound echoing off the surrounding wood. The sound of the window moving is not smooth; instead, it's punctuated with rhythmic pauses, suggestive of someone struggling to open or close it. This is overlaid with the faint ambient noise of the outdoors, a subtle reminder of the window's role as a gateway to the outside world. The audio eventually comes to an end, concluding with a final, definitive thud as the window is either fully opened or securely shut.
