Pawnshop: "Cat's Eye"

Description of the pawn shop According to the story, it's a small building with a sloping roof and false columns. Its windows are covered with delicate grilles, and the glass is tinted to prevent passersby from seeing what's going on inside. The interior of the hall is more reminiscent of a museum: it features expensive laminate flooring, wood paneling, paintings in gold frames, and a high ceiling with stucco molding. The essence of magic The pawnshop's key feature is that it accepts not just any objects as collateral, but items that hold vivid memories of their owners. People bring seemingly useless junk: worn-out slippers, broken cameras, peeling scissors. But along with these things, they also hand over the memories associated with them—both happy and painful. The Cat's Eye Pawn Shop is a "magic point" that feeds on these memories and people's strong emotions. By taking away memories, the pawn shop changes a person's life: some become freer, free of old grudges, while others lose a part of themselves. No one except Stashek and Sveta knows that this magical point feeds on people's memories.