A story that carries a neighborhood in Zografou and is connected to the Polytechnic uprising. A 5-year-old child, the hand of his mother, and the bullet that severed the thread of life. The youngest victim of the Junta reminds us of the way not to forget. A fairy tale (that doesn’t tell fairy tales), resisting within the broader effort of revisionism and highlighting the starting point of the autonomous movement in Greece. The 56 hours during which the students inside were free and the crowd outside created politics. The dead are not a fairy tale, and the Polytechnic does not tell fairy tales. If the Polytechnic uprising is a gesture of establishing the Metapolitefsi, a children’s story with a grandfather and his grandchild recodes the seven years of the Junta, the years before it, and perhaps the years after. A stroll through the city that will remain unforgettable for both young and old. A fairy tale (that doesn’t tell fairy tales) about the Polytechnic by Giorgos Ktenas with images by John Antono and colors by Crispy Shift.